Sentence examples for kept getting longer from inspiring English sources
"I would have hung in there, except the days kept getting longer and longer," she explains.
"We had a vacation condo in North Miami Beach, and our stays kept getting longer and longer.
In an African dialect, it became "oko," "oko-oko," "oko-oko-oko," and so on – so the lines kept getting longer!" Donaldson clearly owes a large debt for her success to the jolly illustrations of Axel Scheffler.
As Helen righted the photo, reversed the Folio books and restored the resin cows to their rightful place on the sideboard, she felt more unnerved than she had been by the hostile front lock, the boiling paint job, the nail-sprouting floorboards, the bombasts of William Blake, or even that awful smell – though as she recited it, she realised that there was a list, and that it kept getting longer.
Unfortunately, the wigs just kept getting longer and more elaborate.
"The more we kept doing this, the weekends kept getting longer.
The list keeps getting longer.
"These passwords just keep getting longer and longer.
"The schedule keeps getting longer," Mr. Vranich said.
It is clear that the government's rulebook keeps getting longer.
So it goes at Mets camp, where the medical rolls keep getting longer.
