Sentence examples for longer during from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi bombardments would last longer during counteroffensives, sometimes up to 24 hours.

Mattiace made three birdie putts of 20 feet or longer during his second straight bogey-free round.

From Battambang, there are some 20 buses a day to Phnom Penh (six hours, longer during the monsoon, about £4).

They looked blank and eventually suggested I should have spent a bit longer during a discussion section of the lesson.

Those with a slow clock, delay sleep more during the week and then sleep longer during the weekend.

Yet within a group of adults of similar ages, some will sleep later and longer during the weekend than others.

One of the few ways that the downturn has concentrated its pain is that compared with other recent slumps, unemployment has tended to last longer during this recession.

"We run the company as if it were Actors Equity," she said, which means rehearsing eight hours a day, longer during production week.

Usually studio audiences sit for three or four hours or even longer during the taping of a 22-minute sitcom while scenes are reshaped.

While hospitals provide more and better surgery, patients must wait longer, during which time "family doctors must look after them," Dr. Bijleveld said.

And young people stayed in higher education longer during the crisis, which meant that they were less likely to be available for work than before.