Sentence examples for something longer from inspiring English sources
"It may take something longer than that".
Is "Texas" drawn from something longer?
Whenever I'm writing something longer, shorter pieces come out.
He said he wanted something longer that would offer a tad more coverage.
Do you think this story will end up being part of something longer?
After the success of her short stories, Ulitskaya tried writing something longer.
That's terrific, if by "pursuing" her, you mean for something longer than a one-night stand.
Within the department itself, Dr. Nagle said in an interview, not everyone has been good at "lifting their eyes to the horizon and thinking about something longer-term".
So seeking to make a virtue out of necessity, Treasury entered negotiations over the debt ceiling to do something longer-term: to put in place a decade-long "fiscal straitjacket" which would constrain future Democratic and Republican administrations alike.
The Dutch have had their moments of "anti-Brussels" behaviour before, but the increasing concern and confusion about the euro crisis, and Europe's response to it, may prove to be something longer-lasting.
This forced me to live with my disgust about something for longer than it takes to construct a tweet.
