Sentence examples for longer get out from inspiring English sources

First he could no longer manage the stairs; then he could no longer get out of his room.

That left them on the hook when homeowners who had taken out a wishful-thinking mortgage could no longer get out of it by flipping their house for a profit.

In February, many investors found they could no longer get out of the securities because hundreds of auctions failed when several big banks trying to conserve their capital stopped bidding in the auctions they were administering.

That there will be some people in the age group who no longer get out-of-work benefits, but aren't in the target group for a youth allowance either?

But Strebel no longer gets out of the car and instead sticks the antenna out the roof hatch.

But [our Alien film is] an amazing script, and Neill and I are really excited about doing it... It's just going to take a little bit longer to get out to you, but it'll be worth the wait".

It's just one of the areas open to legal dispute, which could leave Rangers taking even longer to get out from under the large cloud now looming over Ibrox.

There are may be some IPOs where the cycle takes longer to get out and than that's more of a mid result as opposed to a spectacular result.

It had taken America eight years to come to the same conclusion, and it would take at least three years longer to get out.  .

Don't panic: it's more important to stay upright and take longer to get out than to hurry out and risk falling over.

If you no longer believe, then get out and stay out.