Sentence examples for longer lies from inspiring English sources
But women's strength no longer lies only in their numbers.
Power no longer lies in the bony hands of a few white Western bureaucrats and politicians.
No longer; time has looped back, regressed, it no longer lies ahead, but behind.
The scandal no longer lies in beatings and burnings but in the spectacle of an aristocratic woman falling in love with a lower-class man.
The rapid economic rise of China and Indiaa) suggests to many that the geopolitical center of gravity no longer lies somewhere between Washington and London.
It is true that Churchill at the time did not see the UK's future inside this "unity" and it may be that after careful consideration we decide that it no longer lies there.
"I can no longer lie to Myself.
Today the victor in any intra-European rivalry can no longer lay claim to global leadership.
"When the pain is overwhelming, I no longer lie on the couch stewing in anger".
Sri Lanka was a democratic country, one said, and so they were no longer lying.
He felt as if he was constantly about to fall over in a world that no longer lay down flat.
