Sentence examples for longer coming through from inspiring English sources

"Because we came in shallow, it took us longer coming through the atmosphere where we had ionization.

That had now ended and, as a result, the vital intelligence from the industry was no longer coming through.

TechCrunch was tipped off by a reader that emails were no longer coming through as part of LinkedIn's Archive tool for exporting your data.

What firms need to understand is that, as the impacts of failed systems (economic, social, and environmental) grow in size, scale, and tangibility, catalysts for change are no longer coming through regulators alone.

Though the Apostle notes with pride the unique religious heritage of the Jewish people (the Covenant, the Law, the patriarchs, and Christ himself), he declares that righteousness no longer comes through observance of the Mosaic Law, not even for Jews, because God now manifests his righteousness through Christ, whose righteousness is the source of righteousness for all mankind.

The waves coming through?

Craft is coming through, too.

She told me, 'Chris, your face is no longer coming at us through the camera,' and that was that.

Boats are no longer coming.

Winter is no longer coming.

We will come through, but it takes longer," Conway told BBC Sport.