Sentence examples for longer refers from inspiring English sources
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.
When he talks now about his tax cutting plans, he no longer refers to repealing the property tax increase.
"Treason" no longer refers only to a concrete crime, such as knowingly passing state secrets to a foreign power.
Broken Britain no longer refers to those at the bottom but those at the top, those who no longer feel properly represented … well, welcome home.
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 vehicles, by the way, are no longer referred to as go-karts.
Udayan's letters no longer referred to Naxalbari or ended with slogans.
The company's website is being updated and will no longer refer to donors being volunteers, he said.
