Sentence examples for six days longer from inspiring English sources

The USVI Six to Six promotion entices travelers who spend about six hours visiting the ports of St. John, St. Croix or St. Thomas on cruises to remain on land six days longer through freebies that include a sixth day of lodging, a bottle of Cruzan rum, a sixth day of car rental, a $60 gift certificate and a coupon book with a value of $626.

"It's terrible, more dangerous than a fall," said Dr. Malaz A. Boustani, a professor at the Indiana University Center for Aging Research, who found that elderly patients experiencing delirium were hospitalized six days longer, and placed in nursing homes 75 percent of the time, five times as often as those without delirium.

Although it was nearly two weeks shorter than the 1985 Pacific hurricane season, the season was six days longer than average.

There was almost twice the proportion of AH in low-volume clinics (4% vs. 2%); average length of stay was six days longer; patients were older; and, in-hospital mortality was higher.

Several minor variations are known: in man, gestation for males is three to four days longer than that for females; and in cattle, bulls are carried about one day longer than heifers.

The event became an instant tradition and, as if it needed it, Salvador's week-long marathon of indulgence and excess - already two days longer than carnival everywhere else in Brazil - gained one more day.

It would end up taking four days longer, and a radically different routing.

But the manager, Ian Braziller, said reporters used to stay at least three days longer.

The effects lasted at least two days longer than your basic Swedish-shiatsu combo.

Architectural and engineering companies waited an average of about five days longer.

The jury deliberations lasted twelve days — longer than almost anyone expected.