Sentence examples for longer day from inspiring English sources
As well as a longer day – 8.30am to 5pm – inset days are used for teaching, with training reserved for evenings.
One of the aspects of "hard work" is the school's longer day, more than nine hours, and longer academic year at 195 days.
They work a longer day (no paid lunch time) and a longer school year (about nine days more) and have no built-in time to prepare for classes.
A longer day can be progressive in nature.
Charter schools tend to embrace longer day and school year and young teaching staff.
But the groups declined, proposing instead a longer day to see the problems firsthand.
They will be expected work a longer day than at present too.
In contrast, westward travel means a longer day, and so insulin doses may need to be increased.
Perhaps you tell yourself to just buckle down and get it all done--skip lunch, work a longer day.
A recent example is the identification of a gene largely responsible for the adaptation of Andean-derived potato germplasm to the longer day-lengths of temperate latitudes (Kloosterman et al. 2013).
However, the presence of a number of QTL regions found only in the longer-day environments suggests that, in common with other grasses, long days likely suppress flowering.
