Sentence examples for longer you know from inspiring English sources

"The longer you know a story, the better you know the story," Mr. Weinberg said.

I'm able to train harder and train longer, you know -- train for more hours, even days before matches, weeks before tournaments, things like that.

So if you're a 6 and they're an 8, you have a better chance of getting with them on a romantic level the longer you know them.

As a general rule, the longer you knew someone and the closer you were to this person, the more time you'll need to spend grieving.

"But I think that the longer you live, the less you know about that kind of thing.

Why should I care if they no longer have, you know, any citizenship from here?

It would make a perfect refrain in an old-fashioned poem about the disillusionments of youth: "The road is longer than you know.

MS. ROWLEY: Well, I mentioned before that the bureaucracy is a huge problem, and I'm really -- I really have to think longer about, you know, how that would be remedied.

I wanted the sheer bliss of merely having normal people's problems for just awhile longer ― you know, worrying about my two teenage kids, working a full-time job, paying the bills and maintaining a house.

I loved the wig and I would have loved to have seen her wear it for longer, but you know, Mindy's a diva and she wanted to have that mane back.

I think I can't really get away with saying that for much longer, do you know what I mean?