But all the remaining rooms were entirely empty, and of the treasure set aside in long past ages by King Chaltzantzin there was no sign.
It was all dark; it must be midnight, he thought, or long past.
Thus continued our heroes talking till long past midnight; and even after they had retired, one at least did not fall all at once asleep.
Allan, looking at his watch, "I declare it is long pastseven o'clock.
Even at the instant came a flash of recollection bringing back the time, long past, when Winthrop had lifted her out of the rattlesnake's way.
She sprang up to look at the moon; it had but little risen; she calculated the time of its rising for several nights back, and made up her mind that it must be long past twelve.
Much of the violence of the triumphant bourgeoisie represented vengeance for a long past of disdain and oppression.
Living species, like the races of humanity, disappear when, too fixedly established by a long past, they become incapable of adapting themselves to new conditions of existence.
By reason of the rigidity of castes established by a long past we cannot see what could have persuaded the nobles and the clergy to renounce their privileges.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "long past" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
