Sentence examples for left longer from inspiring English sources

Gov. George E. Pataki has signed legislation that allows dry cleaners to dispose of clothes when they are left longer than six months.

The children in "Private Confessions" (one of whom, a little boy, represented Mr. Bergman as a child) remain in the background, while in the new film, Ms. Ullmann brings Isabelle forward, an image left longer in the developing fluid.

The double-flowering versions of G pratense, 'Plenum Caeruleum' and 'Plenum Violaceum' are, like most double flowers, both sterile so can be left longer, though deadheading with shears will prolong flowering.

I drove to the hospital in a kind of dream state, like that of those elderly callers who, having left longer and longer gaps between phrases, at some point stop responding altogether, even as they remain on the line; one tries not to be the person who ends a call, though devotion to that ethic can ruin one's numbers.

Conclusion: There is no evidence for the necessity of a bag change every 3 days at Siriraj Hospital; the urine bag can be left longer than 3 days.

"Moist foods left longer than 30 seconds collect 10 times the bacteria than those snapped up after only three," the narrator said.

The Treasury sell-off left longer-term Treasury yields higher than they were before the Fed move.

This occurs because snow cover in mid-latitudes is low and ephemeral, leaving longer periods of frozen, snow-free ground.

And about a quarter of them leave longer than a week between back-ups.

Alternatively, you can rely on your intuition to help time your learning – leaving longer and longer periods before you retest and learn from your mistakes.

-Almost one quarter of U.S. small businesses still leave longer than a week between backups.