Sentence examples for thanks longer from inspiring English sources

A little toot of the horn means "hi" or "thanks"; longer ones mean you aren't happy.

And thanks to longer life spans and shifting cultural norms, midcareer transitions are increasingly common.

INCREASING numbers of people are suffering in-flight illnesses, thanks to longer flights and ageing populations in developed countries.

The number of jail years given for drugs offences increased by 22% between 1998 and 2005, thanks to longer sentences and more convictions.

It takes time to work out who you are and, thanks to longer life expectancies, there's now time to be who you are.

Country had a leg-up on rival genres thanks to longer words like "tacklebox" and "Louisiana", according to author Andrew Powell-Morse, though he also argued that country's intelligence was in decline over the past 10 years.

In the 1 November Astrophysical Journal Letters, Perlman and colleagues report that, thanks to longer observations, they were able to get a much clearer picture of the infrared emissions of M87's black hole.

While technology has helped shrink the average U.S. workweek over a century by 38%, employees have no more leisure time, thanks to longer commutes, more adult schooling and increased household chores, a new academic study says.

THE British are living ever longer, thanks to medical advances that variously halt or treat disease.

Apples are in the Greenmarket earlier, thanks to the longer, warmer summer.

Some tennis balls bounce higher for longer, thanks to a special nanocoating.