Sentence examples for six weeks longer from inspiring English sources

The school day is an hour or two longer than at most conventional public schools and the school year lasts four to six weeks longer.

Because the season will last only about six weeks longer, they are being sold at reduced prices: $4.99, instead of $7.50, for a quarter pound (about 20 peppers) or $17.50, instead of $27, for a pound, at www.tienda.com or (888) 472-1022.

I'd been there a month or three weeks longer".

The state check generally takes about three to four weeks, longer by the F.B.I.

Force Majeure has been on release two weeks longer, and has clocked up a nifty £459,000.

It may take two weeks longer, but the cost is much more reasonable.

The average listing stays on the market for about four months, about three weeks longer than in 2006.

While the flowers are not as fragrant as plantaginea's, their bloom period is one or two weeks longer.

In the US, where the film has been on release for two weeks longer, the gross is up to $110m.

Black workers are also unemployed for about five weeks longer, on average, than the rest of the population.

In Wisconsin, for example, ragweed was in the air two weeks longer in 2009 than it was in 1995.