Sentence examples for longer past from inspiring English sources

Mexico and India share a history of colonialism - 300 years of Spanish and British rule - along with this much, much longer past that goes back into myth.

In a country burdened by its recent past of sectarian war and its longer past of rule by tyranny, and still unfamiliar with the mechanisms of democracy, every statement is parsed for deeper meaning.

With more and more of us who've had cancer living longer past our initial diagnoses, we need to get real and face that we can be more vulnerable to future – and sometimes preventable – issues than non-survivors.

Due to the high annual variability of carbon emissions from tropical deforestation [14], most scientific analyses recommend using averages over longer past reference periods instead of single reference years.

told reporters outside of Ryan's offices, arguing that the longer past midnight Thursday the vote goes, the less likely it will succeed.

"Some of them that are at least indicating to y'all that they're going to vote no are going to vote yes," Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-Ala). told reporters outside of Ryan's offices, arguing that the longer past midnight Thursday the vote goes, the less likely it will succeed.

But I no longer look past my achievements, big and small.

Henry can no longer slip past three men before a turbocharger kicks in.

The line quickly grew longer, stretching past a row of forty bright-blue Citibikes along the curb.

Also, many of the drivers who used to give him larger tips of around 100 gourde ($2.50) no longer drive past.

[Cultural investment in the Sage, Baltic and so on] has made it an incredibly beautiful city, but with great respect for its longer industrial past.