In a few days, however, these impressions altogether vanished; nor did they recur till after a long interval.
After the death of Abgar, which appears to have taken place at no long interval, his dominions were divided between his son and nephew.
On our right the level plain; and beyond it, at a long interval, the lofty ridges which border the Kur on the left bank.
This writer, after a long interval, was succeeded by Thucydides and Xenophon, the former of whom carried historical narrative to the highest degree of improvement it ever attained among the States of Greece.
Nor (since now after a long interval we are allowed to speak concerning the republic) is it possible for us to be silent about the Martial legion.
On this day, O conscript fathers, for the first time after a long interval do we plant our foot and take possession of liberty.
For then, after a long interval, the senate was free in such a manner that you too might become free.
But those years of exceptional abundance were followed at no long interval by a series of years of scarcity or famine, which brought pestilential sickness of the severest kind.
A long interval passed; she was vaguely surprised to see the Doctor still standing in the doorway when she opened her eyes.
After a long interval, she raised her head, opened her eyes upon a swaying, unsteady world, and faced her companion, who had silently resumed his seat.
After a long interval, Rome again appeared upon the scene.
About this period, after a long interval, we again become cognizant of the existence of Waldenses.
It might, therefore, be held that the early Baltic glacier was separated by no long interval of time from the succeeding great mer de glace, but may have been merely a stage in the development of the latter.
The occurrence of two glacial epochs, separated by a long interval of temperate conditions, has been proved.
But after a long interval of rest, the volcano bursts forth again with renewed energy, annihilates one half of the inhabitants, and compels the remainder to emigrate.
For rocks of the same kind have sometimes been reproduced in the same district after a long interval of time, whereas there are no facts leading to the opinion that species which have once died out have ever been reproduced.
After what seemed a long interval, he sat up and rubbed his eyes, after the manner of one just awakened from the horror of a nightmare.
When, after a long interval, the door was opened, a man entered whose dress showed him to be one of Coryon's black-tunicked soldiers.
In this position she remained during a long interval of fear, until, at length, convinced that all was quiet, she again ventured forward.
After a long interval, the bell that summoned her had been rung.
The vessel sailed after a long intervalof delay, but he never reappeared on the deck.
Perhaps this reticent lady disliked looking back through a long interval of years, or perhaps she had her reasons for leaving Mountjoy's guess at the truth still lost in doubt.
After a long interval, in which their discussion rambled over a score of topics, Bayard left.
She sat limp in her saddle a long interval, then leaned forward and, face in her horse's mane, gave way to sobbing.
She sat so a long interval, suffering stamped on her fine forehead, indicated in the pink and white knots formed from her clenched hands.
At length it was employed, after a long interval, in an enlightened age, and at an important conjuncture, to an extent never before known, and for a purpose generally abhorred.
This old practice it was now determined, after a long interval, not only to revive but to extend.
It would therefore be most unwise to persevere further in that course which was justifiable and necessary when we first met, after a long interval, and found the whole administration one mass of abuses.
After a long interval he recovered himself enough to go down to the eunuchs, who were misdoubting his long absence.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "long interval" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
