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Sentence Examples She's come a long way from being spectacularly awful as Michael Corleone's daughter. We have come a long way but there is a lot further to go with both our non-fiction and our fiction. We have come a long way from the days when central bankers relied primarily on obfuscation and mystique. The accolade meant the impressive cascade had come a long way since the site was used as a pigsty during the Second World War. From writer of purple prose to a firm believer in marriage, she has come a long way. I've been living here since 1996 and have come a long way from the grimy flat I shared with my best mate B. years ago. We have come a long way since 78 rpm records helped usher in the jazz era almost a century ago! Gold Coaster Roma Blair has come a long way from her days as a prisoner of war interned by the Japanese. The Irish have come a long way since the days when a bottle of sweet German Liebfraumilch would be enough for us. Elwani has come a long way since she herself wore armbands in the swimming pool. From RAMP shows and TV compering to bagging the best actress award in the small screen category for 2001, Jyothirmayee has come a long way. Having come a long way from boiling terry nappies many non-disposables use biodegradable linings and act like disposables. The building industry has come a long way since the time when auger drills and two-man bucksaws ruled the job site. He had come a long way down in the world, clerking in a surf shop and teaching Australian kids and Japanese tourists to surf on his lunch hour. But he has come a long way in a year and now knows the business inside out. In the ritualistic piece that preludes actual narration, the Chakyar depicts how he has come a long way down to earth from heaven. This portion of the roofing industry has come a long way from the corrugated tin of the Quonset hut. We have come a long way from Freud's affect theory to viewing emotions as joining and integrating minds. My, oh my, haven't we come a long way from the Whit Sunday Tournament in the Fitzgerald Stadium. The liquid creatine of today has come a long way with the help of ingredients such as soybean oil, colloidal mineral complexes and aloe vera gel. Show More Sentences Microwaves have come a long way since the days when their main uses were defrosting meat and heating up leftovers. I can picture audiences roaring with laughter at shorts such as this, though I find that humor has come a long way since. The argument from design has come a long way since William Paley set out his version of it 200 years ago. Still, television as a whole has come a long way from its early stock characters, with their nonthreatening asexuality. Beer has come a long way and there are now plenty of them being lovingly crafted all over the nation of rugby, racing and beer. Colleges and universities have come a long way from discussing beauty it would seem. Animation has come a long way since I was a tiddler way back in the last century. We've come a long way with handguns, from iron to steel to stainless to alloy to titanium. She has come a long way since winning her first British title at the age of 11 and is now ranked among the top eight in the country. This form of poetry comprising more than a dozen couplets in the same metre has come a long way and so have ghazal singers. While Sinn Fein has come a long way in a relatively short space of time, its mirky legacy remains. His party had come a long way towards defeating a wartime president only to fall agonisingly short. It has come a long way from the days of being a family business selling mobile phones and air time. Nicknamed bangers because of their tendency to explode if the skins are not pierced before frying, sausages have come a long way. Rap has come a long way since breakbeats were revolutionary and samples were free. The shy, introverted Gandhi, once described as a sphinx and an enigma, has come a long way in the past six years. As you're no doubt aware, computer storage has come a long way in the past 10 years. Our women have come a long way in their struggle for liberation from the shackles of feudalism, slavery, colonialism and male chauvinism. Videogames have come a long way since Pong took its place beside the pinball machine in the penny arcade. It would seem that the process has come a long way forward and this is probably a storm in a teacup. Show More Sentences My conclusion is this: we have come a long way, a lot has been done, but a lot more still needs to be done. Twenty-five years later, there is no denying that adapted services have come a long way, literally and figuratively speaking. The band has come a long way since its early recording days, five years ago, with their Britpop guitar sounds and agonising lyrics. We must realise they have come a long way and made quite considerable progress, even though not everything is as it should be in certain areas. We have come a long way and the Commission has introduced a comprehensive set of stringent Community measures. We have come a long way in institutional terms, while recognizing that much remains to be done. Overall, I feel this product has come a long way from being a poor man's Photoshop. Amélie has come a long way in getting where she wants to be, particularly the challenge of expressing herself without speaking. Jason Sharp has come a long way from the kid who collected rocks in his driveway. We have come a long way and are committed to improving further in the future but we as a mutual movement must not be unfairly handicapped. The acceding countries have already come a long way in making the transition to market economies. We have come a long way in our quest to make the world a truly better place for our children, but we still have a very long way to go. It has come a long way since 1937, when Mr. Chaput bemoaned the sorry state of his reference materials. In this high-tech age ballooning is satisfyingly old-fashioned, though it has come a long way since the first balloon attempts of the 18th century. The Calgary restaurant wine scene has come a long way since a barrage of steak houses pushed gallons of cheap plonk down our throats via the infamous half-litre carafe. Luke Wright says comics have come a long way from the back page funnies. Oct 23, 2001 Apple releases the first iPod Apple has come a long way in 12 years. The 40-year-old has come a long way from the political greenhorn that he was when he contested his first general election without a poster campaign. The Israeli-only roads that crisscross the West Bank have come a long way since the beginning of the Second Intifada. Many people come a long way to commemorate the dead and to discover the war-scarred landscape. Show More Sentences It would be an understatement to say that Wilgosh has come a long way since her days as a candy striper. Now the film is finished and I see viewers shedding tears and I say to myself, the film has come a long way. You have come a long way over many, many years and your progress has been slow but sure. Jackson has come a long way since his youthful ineptitudes in Derry. We've come a long way from the headache-inducing black and red graphics of Nintendo's Virtual Boy. This member has come a long way from bussing tables upstairs at the parliamentary restaurant. True, streaming audio players for the web have come a long way, but their sound quality is still pretty low, and they gobble up bandwidth. Circuses have come a long way, since they gained popularity during the ancient Roman Empire, when amphitheatres were the only source of entertainment to citizens. Through singleness of purpose, sound political leadership and cooperation, Estonia has come a long way in its preparations for EU membership. We have come a long way but still have much to overcome, particularly in our overrepresentation in the criminal justice system and lack of access to adequate education. But I'm satisfied in spite of all that as the results for the season as a whole show we've come a long way. We have come a long way, but there are further benefits to be obtained from informatics. Despite continuing censorship, Chinese media have come a long way from the days of unrelenting and mind-numbing propaganda. Since then the technology has come a long way, not least because of the development of nanosecond pulsing lasers. We've come a long way from the time when WWII airman and former President George H.W. Bush parachuted to safety from his damaged aircraft using a chute made of hemp. We may have come a long way from monks writing in scriptoria. That said, Waters has come a long way since the picaresque adventures of Nan and kitty. Cross-country skiing has experienced a quiet revolution in that it has come a long way from granola, wool knickers. Vardy has come a long way from working in a carbon fibre factory in Sheffield and having to leave due to the stress on his back. She has come a long way from the Aga saga and the cathedral close. Show More Sentences The two talented singers, of Irish and Mohawk descent have come a long way from their day of busking in the streets of Vancouver. Uganda has come a long way from the brutal dictatorship of Idi Amin, but there is still much to do. In the eyes of the FCFA, which has unwaveringly and staunchly protected the rights of Francophone and Acadian communities since 1975, we have come a long way and should be proud of that. Jennifer Ellison has come a long way since she first appeared on our screens as a tearaway teenager in Brookside. He's come a long way from tie-dying his own T-shirts and spraying bleach on jeans in his front room. We have come a long way since this process started and will continue to work together as we move forward toward implementation of the closure plan. It is more than true to say that persons with disabilities have come a long way since Jean Chretien advised them that their rights were too nebulous and undefinable to be included in Canada's Constitution. Antenatal care has come a long way, but can go much further. So I think the military has come a long way, but anytime you attempt to change a belief system and an organization steeped in tradition, it becomes very difficult. Dining room furniture has come a long way from the traditional sideboard and basic wall unit although both options are still commonly available. On a personal note, we have come a long way since my party's recommendation for a peace process in Afghanistan was met with vitriol, characterized as naive at best and pro-Taliban at worst. To be fair, Washington has already come a long way budgetwise, compared with say, last year or the year Alexander Hamilton had to deal with the Whiskey Rebellion. Vietnamese monachism is very young but we have come a long way along the path of cultural integration, despite the political events in our country. Spectrum Analyzers have come a long way from a traditional CRO for general purpose testing to a complex instrument used for troubleshooting. From snow cone purveyor at 18 to VP of a publicly traded trucking company at 34, Craig Shelly has come a long way. I refer to the exclusion from this Conference of Southern Rhodesian representatives who, after all, had come a long way to participate in this Conference. In all of the doom and gloom associated with the climate crisis, it's easy to overlook the fact that we have come a long way in the struggle against climate change. Polyester has come a long way since leisure suits, and can now be found in everything from carpeting and totebags to artificial arteries. Known as nordic skiing-since it originated in Scandinavia four to five thousand years ago-cross country skiing has come a long way from simply a means of transportation in snowbound lands. Even though the band have come a long way since then, they have stuck to writing singalong songs with lyrics that people relate to. Show More Sentences We like to think that women have come a long way in the past century, but the obsession with confining shapewear, and with outer beauty at the cost of physical comfort, implies that we have not. In any case, they've come a long way from the time when Fred Berthet was giving sampling lessons to two anonymous Marseilles musicians before they joined up to become a six handed composing team. It has come a long way since it started out as a small milk run from a family farm in Scotland. As a person who less than a year ago had to holler for one of my children, get me in, get me out, when I went to use the Internet, I've come a long way, but I still am a novice at this. Airdrie is proud of its 100 years of progress and has certainly come a long way since the first homesteaders arrived to begin building a community that has now become one of Canada's fastest growing cities. While we've come a long way over the past century and a half, we've maintained a dedication to satisfying customers, employees, shareholders, and our communities. In a little less than a year, the singer has come a long way. The Conference has come a long way, evolving, witnessing profound changes in the international situation and making a significant contribution to world peace and security. We have now come a long way along the road to the new Europe, and today's sitting is almost a dress rehearsal for how the House will look one day in the future. The country has come a long way since 1987 and the restoration of a multi-party political system following decades of authoritarian and military regimes. These two comedy hombres have come a long way down since Swingers and Made, and Vaughn especially has none of the entertaining back-talk that made his name. Real nappies have come a long way since the days of itchy Terry cloth and safety pins. While it is obvious that wellness has come a long way, rates of obesity, inactivity, unhealthy eating, stress and exposure to second hand smoke continue to persist at unacceptable rates. Computer-generated graphics have come a long way in the past few decades. We've come a long way since then. The progeny of that nail have been bent and twisted into what we all know and love as roll overs, kickbacks, and thumper-bumpers. With a maturing musicianship, Smoosh are still a developing force and are refining their voice, but have come a come a long way already for such a young act. Examples from Classical Literature Morally we have come a long way from the brutality of the interregnum. Wound care has come a long way from the days of Maalox and sunlamps. She went by mistake to Stratford-on-Avon, finding Stratford set down in her list of places, and then she was told she had come a long way out of the right road. Find more words! 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