Sentence examples for growing ever longer from inspiring English sources
Rents are soaring, and waiting lists for subsidised housing growing ever longer.
Intervals between releases of new material were growing ever longer, though Michael retained a powerful popular appeal.
The work day in the sewing factory was growing ever longer; by the end of the summer it would reach 17 hours.
"With candidates' pants increasingly on fire, and with the wooden noses of campaign consultants growing ever longer, the question is whether counterspeech. . . will be enough to give voters the tools they need to make intelligent choices," Hasen writes.
But with the long arm of American law growing ever longer, all three could face significant prison sentences in the United States because of a measure passed by Congress last year that gives federal officials much more power to prosecute people suspected of molesting children on foreign soil.
After all, the hockey stick blade has been growing ever longer in recent years; only the aim of its slap-shot changes.
As the list of exhaustingly similar police procedurals grows ever longer, Susan Hill offers something different.
He simply looked over at the tables of the American chefs, passing out mini-burgers as lines grew ever longer.
