Sentence examples for longer checks from inspiring English sources

Melissa no longer checks her phone's voicemail, she said, because it's "overwhelmed" with long messages from children.

Karen Smart, the managing director of East Midlands airport, which handles large amounts of freight, said Brexit could cause tailbacks on the motorway if longer checks on goods lorries were needed.

Although Takefuji no longer checks on laundry, much of its loan-screening remains proprietary.

"It's difficult to operate in a country where there are no longer checks and balances," he says.

She found her repertoire diminishing, because she could no longer check even familiar scores by vision.

"In the second year, friends and family are no longer checking on you as much.

Longer check-ins, security hassles, a slump in business travel and fear of flying are still depressing America's carriers.

You can look up the book in the Catalog to make sure it is no longer checked out.

Still, American flies about 100 million passengers a year, and many of them will arrive at airports starting today to find possibly longer check-in lines.

"They no longer check their corporate smarts at the door," said Nancy S. Nichols, a nonprofit specialist in the New York office of Heidrick & Struggles, another search firm.

Because of this, they no longer checked students, did not call parents to pick up their children and did not notify the parents there had been a report.