Sentence examples for longer some of from inspiring English sources

Sure, the games were a little longer, some of the calls may have been disputed and there was more trash-talking.

"The game may be a little longer, some of the calls may be disputed by the other guys, though the superstar calls wouldn't be disputed," Johnson said.

Perhaps if they were stretched out any longer, some of the melodic nods to and lifts from the classics might seem more obvious.

Perhaps they were disabled or attempting to help others, he said, noting that if the buildings had stood longer, some of them might have survived.

While medical advances are helping people with the disease live longer, some of the very groups that helped them survive are confronting their own demise.

There are no moving parts, so it is reasonable to expect the PV panels, which are usually guaranteed for 25 years, to last an awful lot longer (some of the older ones have been going for nearly 40 years).

By the end of the film, the Guardians of the Galaxy are no longer some run-of-the-mill extraterrestrial gang or a wisecracking interstellar posse.

It isn't yet Seattle or Austin, but it's no longer some kind of Great Plains version of Hartford or Fresno, either.

A larger gallery is filled with upright slabs, some longer, some shorter, of varying heights arranged in 12 rows.

But theirs is no longer some marginalized culture of renegades.

"They may find that the new plan no longer covers some of their medications.