Come, my sultan, it is not good to remain long in this place.
The army got plenty to eat here, but we were not suffered to remain long.
All the troops landed, and tents were pitched, and the men were allowed several days to rest and recruit up; but we were not destined to remain long idle.
Returned to the 11th Missouri again, but were not destined to remain long inactive.
But somehow or other, I never had the luck to remain long in one ship, and that by no fault of mine; at least, not in this instance.
Fortunately we were not destined to remain long in this detestable hole.
But somehow or other, I never had the luck to remain long in one ship, and that by no fault of mine; at least not in this instance.
We were not allowed to remain long in this paradise of sailors, being ordered suddenly to Quebec.
I arrived; my father did not know me, nor did I wish that he should, as I did not intend to remain long in the company.
But it was impossible for the kingdom to remain longin this doubtful situation: the people, as well as the parliament, pushed matters to a decision.
The laws, as they stood at present, protected the church but they exposed the Catholics to the utmost rage of the Puritans; and these unhappy religionists, so obnoxious to the prevailing sect, could not hope to remain long unmolested.
The king could not hope to remain long concealed at Tichfield: what measure should next be embraced, was the question.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "remain long" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.