Sentence examples for longer spoke from inspiring English sources

Was this why Crow no longer spoke of marrying her? "I believe you love Lloyd, and he loves you.

Finally, he displayed an 80-year-old man named Bismilla, who had fallen off the truck seven nights before and now no longer spoke.

Sandra Dickson no longer spoke with her mother.

The younger residents no longer spoke Greek on the street, or alternated between Greek and English.

Her mother's parents, to whom she had been very close, no longer spoke to their daughter.

He became withdrawn and silent, and no longer spoke to his wife over dinner.

I believe the Valley will remain the hub of innovation, but for that to be the case, that hub needs to have far longer spokes.

But if the rat had left a restaurant with a waiting time below its threshold only to encounter a far longer wait at the next spoke, it had made a bona fide error of judgment, and regret would be appropriate.

'I've been a cooper for 17 years, but I've been drinking ale for a good deal longer,' he says, running a spoke-shave down the edge of a half-finished keg.

As I biked, my skirts quickly took a beating, with the tighter one splitting up the seams, requiring emergency safety-pin repairs, and the fuller, longer ones getting mangled in the spokes.

As a result, when the insulating sleeve is not of appropriate length, the current sheath no longer remains uniform, and the so-called filaments or spokes are developed [26].