long-distance

[ˈlɔŋˈdɪstəns]

Definition:
1. Covering a long distance.
2. Travelling or involving travel between places that are far apart.
3. A telephone call made outside the local calling area.

Use 'long-distance' in a sentence:

1. Trains are reliable, cheap and best for long-distance journeys.
2. Horses used for long-distance riding tend to wear their shoes out more quickly.
3. I made a long-distance call to my wife, asking her to sell our house.
4. Yeah, because I've seen people make the long-distance thing work.-
5. Nurturing a long-distance romance takes patience, understanding. and a working knowledge of the latest technology.
6. Simultaneously, dramatic drops in communication costs ease long-distance interactions, and there's a reward.
7. The country had also proved itself capable of long-distance exploration by sea.
8. We should have known that long-distance trains are often many hours late.
9. Somehow, he said, they would manage the long-distance relationship.
10. Just one moment, I'll connect you to the long-distance operator.
11. Long-distance running events have experienced a growing popularity in China in recent years.
12. The long-distance call tolls amount to quite a sum.
13. And a strange, long-distance friendship was born.
14. Fifty competitors have entered for the spring long-distance race.
15. Long-distance-love is just implied by the name that being in love in different places.
16. Every winter, he does long-distance running.
17. Prof Fonagy believes, in general, that relationships do not work on a long-distance basis.
18. Is there a long-distance bus?
19. This happens when a dating couple tries the long-distance relationship thing when they go off to university or college in September.
20. A story happened when the telegraph was the fastest method of long-distance communication.
21. He said that it was a long-distance call.
22. It was not clear if the person who answered understood how long-distance the call actually was.
23. long-distance call The phone company offers a flat rate for long-distance calls.
24. As always, he argues, and through the long-distance call I hear them quarreling seriously.
25. How To Handle The Long-Distance Talk.
26. Dialogue 1 Mark, I know you like hiking. Have you ever gone long-distance hiking?
27. Long-distance relationships can be challenging, but like Meng and Hu, many college students find ways to make it work.
28. That can make taking that relationship long-distance especially difficult.
29. It is not, however, the first to get a long-distance shot of Earth.
30. He received a long-distance phone call from his girlfriend in Colorado.
31. Jiang said a process from long-distance romance to marriage was necessary to sustain the relationship.
32. Trains are reliable, cheap and best for long-distance travel.
33. It could fool the system into allowing a long-distance call to go through without extra charges.
34. If you're single, think twice about a long-distance relationship.
35. Runners, especially long-distance runners, have a lot of time to think about why they run.
36. Nearly every long-distance call made in Britain now travels on optical fibre instead of cable.
37. Prior to this, many colleges in Beijing, Nanjing and Xi'an also cancelled their long-distance races.
38. It's not a long-distance call, is it? Oh, no, it's local.
39. How do you hug a child long-distance?
40. Long-distance races are won by the runners with the greatest endurance.
41. Most of them choose long-distance running.
42. Long-distance runners may at times worry about their heart health while pounding out the miles.
43. Meeting regularly is vital to the success of your long-distance relationship.