Sentence examples for longer referred from inspiring English sources
The vehicles, by the way, are no longer referred to as go-karts.
Udayan's letters no longer referred to Naxalbari or ended with slogans.
It no longer referred exclusively to the Jews alone; with its transcendence a universalistic feature entered into it.
Glasgow city council's scandalous response, from its leader Gordon Mathieson, was to say that they no longer referred homeless men to the Bellgrove.
If the homeless are no longer referred to illegal boarding houses, they could end up staying longer in city shelters, a possibility that Mr. Hess did not discount.
In Assyrian inscriptions from about 1100 bc, the term Amurru designated part of Syria and all of Phoenicia and Palestine but no longer referred to any specific kingdom, language, or population.
They no longer refer to hope, but reality.
As extension educators and specialists, we can no longer refer to Cry1F as providing WBC control.
The British Empire has long since gone, and the term "wireless" no longer refers to radio.
Then troops no longer refers to groups of people but to persons.
"They are told: 'Maybe you're out of condition.' " Fort Campbell no longer refers cases to Vanderbilt.
