Sentence examples for that longer has from inspiring English sources

I used to regret that I hadn't been alive for 1973 but as the years go by – and it's with some horror I realise that longer has now gone by since Sunderland won the Cup than between their two Cup victories, that Stokoe was only six years older then than I am now – I become increasing grateful.

The A.U.L., like the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, is "nonpartisan," a word that no longer has any meaning.

What does a coach tell a team that no longer has a postseason to play for?

Reporting on the rich is a high-wire act that no longer has a tightrope artist.

The fault lines in this society are the problem that no longer has a name, or an apparent solution.

"You're talking about an ancient breed that no longer has a job," said Betsy Conway, an otterhound owner and advocate.

An option that no longer has any value because it has reached its expiration date without being exercised.

It is a force that no longer has any power over me.

This would be a kind of militancy that no longer has the convenience of a well-defined foe.

And although she's gone, although that house no longer has its centre, that self remains.

It must be a relief that she no longer has to do that, I say.