Sentence examples for longer into from inspiring English sources

"They were no longer into what he was saying and posting".

Another significant factor is that people are living longer, into frail, accident-prone old age.

You can't divide the world any longer into intelligence defense on the one hand and law enforcement on the other.

Consistency is an admirable trait, and it got Sutton, who was consistent much longer, into the Hall.

Now a newly discovered specimen indicates they lived 30 million years longer, into the Early Ordovician period.

Elections are not often won by telling voters they will have to pay more for less, and work longer into the bargain.

Strategic tanking, on the other hand – with a postseason berth already assured – could keep a team's fans cheering longer into spring.

Firms can carry investment bankers and traders longer into the year with the hope that business will improve in time to pay their bonuses.

Deepening empathy soon let good ideas run longer – into swooping, horror-movie atmospherics, or minimalist piano rumbles under dramatic circular-breathing sax passages.

In addition, women who can work longer into their pregnancies often qualify for longer periods of leave following childbirth, which facilitates breastfeeding, bonding with and caring for a new child and a smoother and healthier recovery from childbirth.

Today's members should gaze a while longer into the abyss of our own day -- the mass graves in Iraq, the bombings in Madrid, the North Korean death camps -- and perhaps be shaken by a cold breeze of moral clarity.