Sentence examples for are now longer from inspiring English sources

Clegg will say that the Lib Dems are now longer a protest party.

Daylight hours are now longer than the hours of darkness and increasing by three or four minutes every day.

Moving away from those effective but simplistic, and pleasurable, beginnings, Baldi's songs are now longer, broader and heavier, fitting into a particular lineage of blustery, melodic indie-rock/post-hardcore bands from the US midwest (Chicago's Cap'n Jazz, Kansas's Farewell Bend).

"There is no doubt that meetings are now longer and the remarks made by each member are more politically calculated for viewers at home," Nicholas C. Wasicsko, the former Mayor of Yonkers said last week, describing the many tumultuous Common Council meetings he attended during his two years in office.

Green powertrains are now longer a novelty, they're a requirement.

"Customers were no longer waiting for their waiter...As these have been deployed at Applebee's, table turnover is 20percentt faster because diners are now longer waiting to order or pay their check". Meanwhile, he says waiters have received 15percentt higher tips because diners are having a better experience.

More than twenty minutes had elapsed, and the lines were now longer.

Now it is now longer boom and bust, it is borrow and bankrupt.

Mrs. Crowe's commute to work is now longer, but Mr. Crowe's is half as long.

But the passage to finding that job is now longer, costly for the person and for the state.

The research is part of a growing body of evidence suggesting that a normal second stage of labor is now longer than it was decades ago.