Sentence examples for date longer from inspiring English sources

At first, she would only date him for two weeks, saying she was too young to date longer; at the end of two weeks, he asked, "Can I have two more?" As it turned out, the couple shared 23 years -- not enough, but as she said in her husband's eulogy: "Gus didn't live a short life, he lived a condensed life.

An earlier index date (longer period of follow-up) did not influence the association between kidney donation and the primary outcome, nor did older age at index date, sex, or history of a first degree biological relative with kidney failure (P value for interaction ranged from 0.10 to 0.48).

So they are dating longer, which creates opportunities for matchmakers.

Relationships that start between June and August also last an average of four dates, longer than the average for the other periods.

The baseline characteristics of these subjects were compared against subjects with initial-to-final dates longer than two years or with missing dates using the chi-squared test to determine if there were significant differences between these two groups.

For example, in early interviews, teens that were dating older boys and/or dating for longer (greater than 6 months) reported negative dating experiences.

Over time, many find that their years in the park game date back longer than jobs or spouses.

In May, the European Court of Justice ruled that citizens could ask search engines to remove particular links from results for a search made under their name, if the material was deemed to be out of date, no longer relevant or excessive.

Time from injury to PEB date was longer in the Ertl group (p = 0.002).

Both ideotypes had an earlier anthesis date, a longer reproductive duration, and increase in the maximum photosynthetic rate.

As the methodology used in our study only allowed assessment of comorbidities within the first year of the index date, a longer duration of follow-up would be necessary to assess the correlation of CM and metabolic syndrome.