Sentence examples for longer has one from inspiring English sources
The supernatural aspect of the book puts our lives and how we choose to live them into perspective, as we are allowed to see what life appears like to someone who no longer has one on this earth.
It has been obvious for some time that democracy no longer has one universally accepted definition, and so it is hard to say when a country ceases to be one.
While New York City Ballet no longer has one strong, profound resident choreographer, they do have an amazing young one in the ranks [Justin Peck].
I realize this is bizarre, given that he doesn't understand what a tape recorder is, what a memory is, and why his mommy no longer has one.
Love and hate, life and death, fortune and misfortune, pleasure and pain, freedom and bondage: each of these pairs of terms no longer has one clear and simple meaning to the older person.
As we look to our annual celebration of Father's Day this Sunday, I know there are many dads out there, like me, who may experience a fresh wave of grief on this occasion, as a result of no longer having one of our children here on earth to mark the day with us.
Drugs, violence, general "antisocial behaviour", all no longer have one of their readymade concrete backdrops.
"We're always recycling buildings that no longer have one use and converting them to another," said Francis W. Gencorelli, the principal in the firm.
Closing at something like a rate of more than three a day, pubs have become scarce enough that for the first time since the Domesday Book, more than half the villages in England no longer have one.
