Sentence examples for longer block from inspiring English sources

Mr. Raiford said some organ pipes had been reconfigured so they would no longer block views of the stained glass.

The Senate Republicans will no longer block executive nominations just because they don't like the agency in question.

While writers must still submit their books to the government, it can no longer block their distribution.

As part of a new business plan, the software, which has long been known for blocking ads, would no longer block what it calls "acceptable ads".

Mr Böge can, in effect, ensure that future purchases stay under 20%, the level below which he can no longer block them.

Debate on the legislation moved forward after Republicans said on Wednesday that they would no longer block the Democrats from bringing the bill to the floor.

A polynomial-time algorithm can find a minimum set of flip edges that reconstructs a graph G and does not contain 1- and 2-blocking loops but allows longer blocking loops.

He also fears thousands might miss out on voting because the new system of individual voter registration means halls of residence no longer block-register students.

"It is no longer blocking people from schools.

It's quite a liberation actually, when one's own ego no longer blocks the view".

At LaGuardia, however, students are expected to stay for longer blocks of time -- and to do homework.