Sentence examples for no longer next from inspiring English sources

To learn more about the new reality facing Silicon Valley startups — that competition is no longer next door, it's global — we're thrilled to announce that Sequoia Managing Partner Doug Leone is coming to Disrupt for a fireside chat.

Furious by the fact that he is no longer next in line, Simba's jealous uncle Scar refuses to attend the ceremony.

They no longer live next door to Estadio Torrijos.

The sausage-eater no longer lived next door to the sausage-maker.

They no longer sit next to each other, but during the trial a former employee testified that the two had regularly slept in the same bed.

The coalition may have forgotten the issue, but lobbying is no longer the next scandal waiting to happen – it is a scandal already upon us.

No longer the next upcoming thing, no longer the first point of call for new challenges, you become the wise old guy in the corner to whom the guys who got your job go to for advice.

"Foam is no longer the next accident waiting to happen," General Deal said in a telephone interview, "but if we even have a glimpse of the next one, we have an obligation to bring it out".

First, if outspoken outliers such as Perry and Bachmann (and even McCain, in his own way) continue to do well in the modern Republican party, there is no longer a "next in line" theory of nominations.

In addition, the family has stated that the drawn-out investigation has left the boy's body unburied and "shattered the life of the Rice family", as Samaria, his mother, is now homeless "because she could no longer live next door to the killing field of her son".

David Weston, chief executive of the Teacher Development Trust, said: "In England, we don't have a system of formal qualifications that you can go through to advance your career – there are no longer identifiable next steps once you're qualified unless you want to move into management.