Sentence examples for longer danes from inspiring English sources

"They are no longer Danes in that sense — they are global people who have possibilities around the world," he said.

"They have low levels of growth hormone, though they're always longer-lived than Great Danes and other large dogs".

No fighter has pushed Calzaghe harder and for longer than the young Dane 5 v Bernard Hopkins US April 19 2008, Las Vegas No amount of bleating after the verdict changes the reality that Calzaghe went to Hopkins's backyard and won - and that after surviving a first-round knockdown.

Indeed, the participants in the high responder group were older, more were ethnic Danes and they had longer job seniority as cleaners.

With little fuss or political protest — or notice abroad — Denmark has been at work overhauling entitlements, trying to prod Danes into working more or longer, or both.

Epstein cites a study comparing Kalenjins with Danes; the Kalenjins were shorter and had longer legs, and their lower legs were nearly a pound lighter.

The Dutch and Danes have in recent years begun to introduce such longer commuter links alongside existing bike networks.

Statistics show that the average lifespan of almost every other nation in Europe is increasing faster than that of the Danes; nowadays the French and the Swiss both last longer than they do.

Regular exercisers generally live five to seven years longer than inactive people, according to a 2006 study of 5,000 Danes.

He observes that Great Danes generally don't live very long: "There are cheeses with a longer shelf life".

Although no longer accepting new residents, the 1,000 or so existing inhabitants (from all over the world - not just Danes) decide things communally through a self-government based on the "Common Meeting".