Sentence examples for longer number from inspiring English sources

The biggest piece of theater came in the longer number, "The End of Radio".

No longer number one, Wayne will slip further down the rankings.

"Our opponents say that America is in decline, that it is no longer number one," he said.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The biggest piece of theater came in the longer number, "The End of Radio".

Photograph: Gavin Rodgers/Rex Features Stephen Fry, confirming his national treasure status: Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) It would seem David Cameron's address is no longer Number 10 Downing Street: it's now Flat 2, Rupert Murdoch's arse.

Stephen Fry described their disposition best when he tweeted after the PM's response to Leveson: "It would seem David Cameron's address is no longer Number 10 Downing Street: it's now Flat 2, Rupert Murdoch's arse".

(One cavil: The longer numbers seem to interest parents more than preschoolers; 5 to 10 is the best age range).

(For those wondering, the room at the hotel in which Whitney Houston died, No. 434, was no longer numbered).

They have an equal chance, it is just that there are so many more of the newer (and longer) numbers.

Data are no longer numbers but information which needs to be appropriately guarded and easily transportable, but the original von Neumann instruction model does not support them architecturally.

It's easy for me to lose my sense of direction when I am down there-the streets are no longer numbered and they start to meander off the grid.