Sentence examples for work even longer from inspiring English sources

So we lose time in the morning and have to work even longer in the evening".

Once her kids were in school, she could work even longer hours.

Most of the young educrats say they work even longer hours than they did in the private sector.

The "worst" department is subjected to daily observations, governor drop-ins, and mounting pressure to work even longer and harder.

If he has not been sacked, or had his company go under, he has been asked to take cuts in pay and bonuses, and to work even longer hours.

Cameron wants to make it easier for bad employers to undercut good ones, drive down wages, and make people who already work some of the longest hours in Europe work even longer.

But sceptical junior doctors are using the forum to voice serious concerns about pay, weekend working, patient safety and the risk of working even longer hours.

Her husband, a journalist, earns more than she does but works even longer hours.

I was working even longer [hours] then and drinking a bit more than I should.

In 1895 the typical bakery worker laboured 74 hours a week, and many worked even longer.

The drummer Pete Thomas goes way back with Mr. Costello; the pianist Benmont Tench has been working even longer with Tom Petty.