5 Sentences With "most long winded"

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The most long-winded was Ari Fleischer, who averaged 37 minutes. from CNN
Uncle Pat is the most long-winded of the family raconteurs, with daily events inspiring detailed accounts of tediously similar happenings of years gone by. from The New York Times
Nick gave her what can only be described as the most long-winded "Um, thanks, I like you too" response ever, and Vanessa was less than pleased. from People
If man won he would eat buffalo and buffalo would no longer eat man. However, if buffalo won they would eat man and man would no longer eat buffalo. All birds and animals showed up and painted their bodies the colors that they are now today. The buffalo selected Slim Walking Woman to be their racer "for she was the fastest and most long winded".
When a further general election was called in 1859, Cox found himself opposed by two other Liberal candidates. He lost his seat, with The Standard noting satirically that: > "...the honourable gentleman neither spared his lungs nor his powers of > sitting out the most long-winded debate... He had almost arrived at the > distinction of being called a bore... Happily for his peace, his health, and > his pocket, his too Liberal career has been stopped by an oblivious > constituency". On 13 November 1861 one of the sitting members of parliament for Finsbury, Thomas Slingsby Duncombe, died. On 9 December Cox announced that he would seek election in the resulting by-election.