Sentence examples for longer on it from inspiring English sources

How much poorer is a planet with Lou Reed no longer on it?

We're such a brutal, dumb, incorrigible life form that the only way the planet can survive is if we're no longer on it.

Their move to the Ricoh Arena has changed the club off the pitch but it will take a little longer on it.

Mr. Weiner called it a moment of honest anger, and said there was "resentment," among colleagues who "worked much harder and longer on it than I did," that this "became a kind of definitional turning point in that debate".

Except, as we've already seen, that is already pretty good - and the Windows 8 tablet experience seems miles ahead of the Android experience; the result of Microsoft having spent very much longer on it than Google.

But it's worth realising that, if a deadline is three weeks away, the lecturer is probably expecting you to take a bit longer on it than the three hours you did it in the night before, while jacked-up on energy drinks.

In your final year, you spend much longer on placement: it's then that you're expected to put it into practice.

"I will be buying hair (natural, 40 cm or longer) on October 16," it read.

But then I could no longer rely on it.

Unfortunately, we can no longer rely on it for victory".

It got to the point where I could no longer play on it.