Sentence examples for may get longer from inspiring English sources

As our telomeres get longer, our lives may get longer.

Without improvements in schooling and access to further education colleges, periods out of the workforce may get longer, leading to "discouragement and exclusion", it warned.

Obnoxious friends and family may get a longer chance to work on the relationship and more effort on your part, but recognize that sometimes that's a brick wall.

If Trump cannot see how these are not only tragedies but moments that turn populations against the United States, we may see a very long war get longer and more brutal.

Still, his fifth gallery show in New York suggests that his workdays may be getting longer, which is to the good.

Carl W. Tobias, who teaches constitutional law at the University of Richmond School of Law and who has tracked President Bush's pardons, said the chances that Jones would receive a pardon appeared "pretty long and may be getting longer," in light of Logan's letter.

The titles may have got longer over the years, but the writing has retained the beautiful, brutal poetry that saw 1986's Road instantly dubbed "an Under Milk Wood for the great unemployed".

The road will get longer and longer.

it takes MUCH longer to dry and may get you out of some longer chore like washing walls before a paint job or doing all the dishes.

If you keep drifting for longer then you may get red sparks, you get a longer boost.

For a little while longer, Cone may get to stare down at some murderous young hitter, thinking, You have no chance.