Sentence examples for longer today from inspiring English sources

We live longer today.

Her work would take longer today.

Islanders Coach Peter Laviolette had his captain, Michael Peca, practice a little longer today on battling for the puck.

According to the US agricultural department fire seasons are 78 days longer today than they were in the 1970s, the BBC reports.

Larry Johnson, the decorated Penn State tailback, could not take it any longer today after his impact fell short of expectations in yet another big game.

Smith's hair is longer today, and lighter, because of the gray strands in it, but she is as thin as she was then, and her face is smooth and unlined.

But it is no longer 1984.

The light there was made longer last June.

Small shops have been able to open for longer since 1994.

But today's mistakes are no longer tomorrow's fish and chip paper.

High-speed rail is no longer tomorrow's transport but yesterday's.