Sentence examples for literally longer from inspiring English sources

There has been a barbershop at 97 Seventh Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, for literally longer than anyone can remember.

While the history of small hatchbacks in the United States is dwarfed by some literally longer chapters — the Tailfin, the Guzzler, the Mighty Hummer — the rest of the world caught on a long time ago.

While this means we're missing out on observations like deli wrap of the day fans probably being very into soulful-house, and MK being the DJ of choice for people who order shaker side salads, it does mean we're not literally listing every possible combination of food and drink at McDonald's which would take literally longer than the earth has left.

I will literally no longer be a card-carrying member of the military community.

"I couldn't be still," he said, "until I could, literally, no longer keep still".

Americans, you see, are quite literally no longer heads and shoulders above the rest of the world.

The court shoes that finish the style, equally, are nothing short of radical in their conformity, given the increasingly ridiculous, heavily articulated, platform-soled monsters that have rocked fashion – often quite literally – for longer than is strictly advisable.

Their habitat is melting beneath their feet and can literally no longer support them.

"A cut to the program literally means longer exposure and preventing economic recovery for communities," former EPA official Mathy Stanislaus told HuffPost.

The talking heads, pundits, bloggers, commentators and entertainers playing the "gotcha!" news-cycle game are so deeply into business-as-usual that they literally no longer know what they are doing.

Congress literally is no longer a functioning body.