Sentence examples for longer and finally from inspiring English sources

Jahid Mohseni, director of Tolo TV, said the company had not wanted to delay the debate any longer and finally set a date two weeks ago, and informed the candidates formally this week.

As the reaction time was prolonged, the seed crystals grew larger and longer, and finally, typical dumbbell-like ZnO microcrystals were formed.

But fascinated by the stunning display of metal crafts in his shop window, I stood a little longer, and finally gave in to his disarming smile.

I couldn't stand to be alone any longer, and finally I called the number on a certain business card a businessman had slipped to me.

After UV irradiation, the unstable spherical micelles transformed to metastable nanorods, then to longer rods, and finally the longer rods began to transform to flake-like particles via horizontal inter-rod aggregation above LCST.

For example, it has been said that Mickey has many wigs, and tries to fool us by using the short one, then a slightly longer one, and finally the longest of the lot, before he pretends to have a haircut and goes back to the shortie.

With large droplets formed, the resonant peak shifts to a longer wavelength and finally reaches the SPR wavelength of water-Au system.

The crisis was averted before now only because middle-class families found ways to keep spending more than they took in -- by women going into paid work, by working longer hours, and finally by using their homes as collateral to borrow.

With further increased DAs, the coalesced nanostructures grew much longer and wider and finally formed layered structures, as shown with the SEM images in Fig. 5 a-1), (b-1).

Finally, Anderson Sheriff Captain Garland Major appeared, explaining, "The Trump people said that you're no longer welcome here," and finally, we left.

I no longer felt incomplete and finally had answers to the questions that others had been asking me for years, i.e. "what are you?" or "what country did your family come from?" I had something concrete to tell people, and I was surprised to find out that it was a source of pride.