Sentence examples similar to be long longer from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having much distance from one terminating point on an object or an area to another terminating point .
- It's a long way from the Earth to the Moon.
They're long — longer even than my habitually overlong blog posts — but very, very much worth reading.
His hair, as I said, is blond; it's long (longer than that of the other men) and elegantly combed back.
They may be long, far longer than they need to be.
This word, which means "a word coined so as to be long" is actually longer than its definition.
With winter finally behind us, it won't be long before we're anticipating longer days, dips in the pool, weekend trips to the beach -- and bikini waxes.
The working day in social work is long and longer if you then have to study when you get home.
The Arabs and Muslims claim that their religion is a religion of tolerance, but they show no tolerance for those who oppose their opinions.... Now the time has come to pay the price... and the account is long -- longer than all the beards of the Taliban gang together.
Balotelli's roster of transgressions is long and getting longer.
At close to three hours, "Nefés" was long, and felt longer.
But the odds are long and getting longer in favor of the rich.
The list of perceived snubs is long, and growing longer by the day.
