In The Long Run Posters and Art Prints

In The Long Run is used to talk about how things happen or develop over a long period of time. This expression, which originated as 'at the long run' in the early 1600s, presumably alludes to a runner who continues on his course to the end.

Born To Run album cover. Bruce Springsteen fan art digital sketch.

We hear it all the time as runners. Trail running makes it cool.

The man in black fled across the desert and the gunslinger followed.

in the long run saying

Some romances are ridiculously short and the relationships you have with people in long lines is something everyone can relate too. Purchase this design for yourself or a friend or loved one that is going to a theme park with really long lines. This is sure to get them noticed and spark funny and entertaining conversations to help pass their time.

Midnight in Paris - Alternative Movie Poster

Don't Run After Pleasure And Neglect The Practice of Meditation. If You Forget The Goal of Life And Get Caught In The Pleasures of The World, You Will Come To Envy Those Who Put Meditation First. Quote design for Buddha lovers and people that are interested in the ways of the Buddhism.

I personally hate Donald Fucking Trump!!

Work Hard Have Fun Run in the Woods is a fun retro design for the ultramarathoner, trail runner and ultra marathon runner who is training for a 100 miler, 50k or 50 miler. Perfect for trail running, an ultramarathon, ultra runner, endurance athlete or anyone who likes to run in the woods.

This is a great design or birthday present for people who love spring, horse racing, mint juleps and Kentucky. Cute apparel for derby lovers

"I may be in the USA, but my heart is in South Africa" Art designed for S Africans who love their country and long to return to it. You can give it to your S African friend or colleague, or if you are of S African origin, you can present it to your father.

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A closeup from the head of a long red dragon in profile view with open mouth at Chinese New Year in Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia on February 2, 2020

Digital design

This shirt features the iconic music icon, Bruce Springsteen. It's a great way to show your admiration for the Boss and his legendary songs. Wear it to your next jam session or just to show off your appreciation for him.

Did you choose your daily mileage with the roll of the dice? Or did you make a plan at the beginning of the year and stick to it? No matter how you managed your miles, you earned them! Go ahead and shout about it!! You are totally a big deal!

speckles and spots

One of my favourite lyrics of all time.

Get the power!

I personally hate Donald Fucking Trump!!

siuil a run. the girl from the other side in magical night

I Don't Care Who Dies In Movie As Long As the Dog Lives Perfect for dog lovers, this shirt humorously prioritizes canine companionship in movies. Wear it to movie nights, dog parks, pet-friendly events, animal shelters, or simply as a declaration of your unwavering love for dogs.

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The Long Bridge in Potsdam by Carl Daniel Freydanc

I don't have a dog in this fight

Show your love for all things MOUNTAINS. Mountains, Please! Hiking, Skiing, Snowboarding, Camping, Backpacking, Climbing, Bird-Watching, anything - as long as it’s in the Mountains, Please.

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This artwork was initially developed using AI software and was finished in Photoshop.

Best Bruce album?

Digital design

I'd Rather Be in The Hamptons.

I Can't I Have A Long Run In The Morning is a funny running design for the distance runner training for a half marathon or ultramarathon. Perfect for a first marathon. Give to a runner and marathoner.

Ideal for word war 2 military history enthusiasts. Also makes a cool Long Range Desert Group gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Design depicts Kevin McCallister fleeing from the Wet Bandits in this Home Alone 2: Lost in New York ode to Edvard Munch's The Scream.