Sentence examples for has gone longer from inspiring English sources
It has gone longer without a victory, between 1967 and 1973, but that run of futility covered only seven series.
Among the Ivys, only Columbia has gone longer without a drafted player; the last one was Marcellus Wiley, who was a second-round pick in 1997.
Losing is always raw in Philadelphia, which has gone longer than any other city -- 21 years -- without a championship in the four major professional sports.
Now that the war has gone longer than they were led to expect, there is a lot of cooling of heels, and time for reading.
Texas is the only majority-minority state that is reliably Republican, and it has gone longer without a Democrat in statewide office than any other state, according to PolitiFact Texas.
Australia has gone longer without a recession than at any time in its history, and it has exceeded even the United States' longest recorded expansion, from 1991 to 2001.
Only three teams -- Kansas City, Milwaukee and Montreal -- have gone longer since their last appearance in the postseason.
The only other jumper to have gone longer than Pate was Ivan Pedroso of Cuba (28-3 1/2).
It could easily have gone longer, if not for the allusions to a helicopter that was waiting.
We had gone a long way with these dancers seventy-five minutes—andancers seventy-five longer.
