For a long moment, he stood just beyond the threshold, breathing hard and trying to still the mad thumping of his heart.
He looked at him a long moment, and the boyish triumph, suppressed too long, broke out with the memory of Fontaine's visit.
She moved from him, standing, with head slightly down, staring at him silently for a long moment.
She turned, her glance rested on his a long moment, she started as though to say something, stopped and turned hurriedly away, but brief as the moment had been, a feeling of meltable content came over him.
For a long moment he held her thus, lip to lip, then all at once he set her down on her feet.
Then, after scratching his head a long moment in thought, he set out in the direction of the general store and a bottle of vino.
They walked to the mare, and Franke gazed a long moment in silence.
She regarded him a long moment coldly, then was forced to smile.
After a long moment he left the team, walking out into the middle of the street, and strained his eyes in both directions.
He paused as he gazed into the rain for a long moment.
He stood a long moment, dramatically surveying the low-lying hills of Barbados, and then Captain Johan Ruyters began lowering himself down the swaying rope ladder.
What I wanted was to hear the reassuring tones of human voices, and I found myself listening for these with suspended breath and straining ears; but for a long moment I heard nothing at all.
For a long moment I looked at them while memory stirred in me and then awoke.
Mrs. Kildair rose as though reluctantly, motioning him to wait, and, going to her room, returned after a long moment with an address on a slip of paper.
When Beecher had finished, Gunther remained a long moment immersed in reflection.
A long moment after he had pressed a second time upon the bell, the door was opened by Rita Kildair herself, who drew back in evident astonishment.
The eyes of young Woodbury narrowed and the two stood considering each other gravely for a long moment.
Once a twig snapped under foot, and after that he remained motionless through a long moment, shrinking against the trunk of a tree and scanning the forest anxiously in all directions.
When he entered the car he stood eying his seat for a long moment like a dog choosing the softest place on the floor before it lies down.
It was a long momentbefore he could speak, and when his hands were lowered, Glendin winced at what he saw in the other's face.
Lionel looked at him for a long momentin silence, sitting up a little.
He considered her for a long moment; then he laughed.
For a long momenthe stood looking at her, bewildered, disgusted.
Ramon sat for a long moment looking at it, tremulous with a great anticipation.
The two impolite ones sat silent for a long moment.
For a long moment he strained them both to his breast, then, the woman's kiss still hot upon his lips, ran quickly up the path and joined his picked troop of scouts.
Then he took her perfect face between his palms, and for a long moment studied it.
And though for a long moment no word was spoken, while the man and woman stood looking at each other like two children in some dread and unfamiliar attic, an understanding leaped between them.
For a long moment he lay perfectly still and looked into my eyes and I saw a wonder grow in his that spread all over his whole face.
There was a long moment's silence, then Jerry turned his head and smiled reassuringly.
For a long moment he breathed heavily, his gaze on the face of the boy he so loved.
For a long moment Mary's rosebud cheek pressed the thin wan one she so loved, then she slipped away.
For a long moment he stared down at the rug upon which they sat, as though deep in contemplation.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "long moment" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
