Sentence examples for longer to call from inspiring English sources

Probe Lasso took considerably longer to call DMRs, needing approximately 114 minutes.

For most patients with events at the weekend, the delay was also related to proximity to earliest opening hours of the practice (that is, Monday morning) and patients with events on a Saturday waited longer to call for medical attention than patients with events on a Sunday.

Once you have turned your burning desire into a goal, you are no longer to call it a burning desire or a dream; it is now your goal in life, a goal that must be achieved by you.. Create a strategic plan of action.

He no longer has to call his mother to let her know where he is.

Are we no longer allowed to call for conservation without engendering catcalls?

Under the new rule, manufacturers are no longer allowed to call any sets "HDTV-ready".

But we have all run out of phone credit and we are no longer able to call our relatives".

And the huge skyscraper that, thankfully, no one any longer seems to call the Freedom Tower is rising, to almost no one's admiration or gratitude.

Last week, he told the judge he no longer wished to call the mitigation specialist, and on Tuesday, he said he did not want the other expert to testify.

"The only impact this job has had is that I no longer have to call the phone company and electric company to make special payment arrangements.

Hashi, 25, who grew up in Camden, north London, but is no longer able to call himself British because Theresa May has stripped him of his citizenship, told the judge he wished to plead guilty.