long one

noun

1. Informal. tall one.
2. Slang. a bottle of beer.

Example Sentences

The easiest journeys to plan are the long ones between commonly linked cities.

From Popular-Science

The tale of how they and the city and the university danced and then dropped each other is a long one I’ve told before.

From Voice of San Diego

I knew that we are all temporary, that the arc of a human life, even a long one, is a blink in time.

From Time

However, it’s still important to balance out those shorter pieces of content with long ones so you can provide valuable content to members of your audience at every stage of their journey with your company.

From Search Engine Watch

While there is no denying that relevancy is what matters, most posts that meet the standard of relevancy required to please searchers are the long ones that offer more than vague answers.

From Search Engine Watch

Soon after Putin invited Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan in the Kremlin for a long one-on-one meeting.

From The Daily Beast

On the coast, about a mile from the village, there is a long one-storyed bungalow, built on the sand-hills.

From Project Gutenberg

The stage soon drew up in front of a long one-story building, which bore the pretentious name of the Echo Gulch Hotel.

From Project Gutenberg

A long one-story frame building, having the shape of a letter T, was then erected just in the rear of Alabama Hall.

From Project Gutenberg

So that usually the passage to Norfolk Island is a long-one.

From Project Gutenberg

There is the church with its cupola in a line with the long one-storied mission-house.

From Project Gutenberg