Sentence examples for been here longer from inspiring English sources
noun
This place; this location.
- An Alzheimer patient's here may in his mind be anywhere he called home in the time he presently re-lives.
And that, of course, is not to mention the candidate's resentful spouse, the star-crazed Hollywood fund-raiser or the conniving wife of a has-been senator who lashes out with exclamations like "I have been here longer than dirt.
I think people who have been here longer do fewer".
"It's been here longer than any of them".
"I've been here longer than the previous five directors combined".
"Not even the cleaning lady, and she's been here longer than I have".
"We have been here longer than a thousand years," she shouts in the video.
"We need a C.E.O. who will be here longer term for this new direction".
"Since am was here longer, they figured they had certain spots that Metro couldn't come over to," he said.
The Defence Secretary, Liam Fox, said yesterday: "Both the chief of defence staff and PUS are here longer than they needed to be.
Hopefully we get guys that will be here longer than three or four days or whatever, maybe he'll pick it up.
