Sentence examples for longer many of from inspiring English sources

We no longer, many of us, believe in the idea of musical progress.

Now that people are living longer, many of us will go through the grim experience of witnessing the decline of a close relative.

With life spans that for some species can be 80 years or longer, many of the birds have outlived their human caretakers.

And as the length of the workday becomes progressively longer, many of the employed are foregoing raises as well -- often for years.

One might suspect that the heel-dragging and denials of these old Washington hands reflects in part a further calculation, conscious or not: If they can run out the clock for just a little longer, many of the protesters will be in less of a position to cause them political mischief because they'll be broke, out of the kids' product business or both.

While some are longer, many of the festivals are weekend-long, making them perfect quick getaways.

The fact is, there are no longer many members of the House or Senate who want to stand up and say, "No homosexuals in my Army".

There are no longer many vigorous defenders of large budget deficits.

"And then we told them that the office is no longer, which many of them knew.

So she may easily last longer than many of the kids.

Pax World no longer maintains many of the negative screens that it ended up violating.