Sentence examples for would last too long from inspiring English sources

Their father, looking on, said he didn't think the girls would last too long without television, but he was pleased with their enthusiasm.

Yesterday, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers said it filed a motion asking for the judge to reconsider, saying that the 21percentt cuts and other moves were too deep and would last too long.

We have used other timings because otherwise the experiments would last too long.

I don't think she'd last too long if you consider that the things she's up against could be armed with literally anything: such as the ability to scream a woman to death or guns that make the "Brown Sound".

I don't think she'd last too long if you consider that the guys she's up against could be armed with literally anything: such as the ability to scream a woman to death or guns that could make the "Brown Sound".

But it wouldn't last too long, and anyway it would be a chance to see the inside of a famous old synagogue (which proved to be as beautiful as it is small).

The French don't like travelling but on this evidence Pau would not last too long in the English Premiership.

Failure was never an option, though, so we always knew that the rough patches wouldn't last too long.

If you crippled any of the businesses in China with false tort claims, with product liability claims, with workers compensation claims that are false, with EPA regulations with EEOC regs, you would not last too long in China.

Even as Jan Oxenberg was enjoying her first day of vacation after a busy season writing for "Robbery Homicide Division" and "Mr. Sterling," she said she hoped the hiatus wouldn't last too long.

But he also said he hoped the ban - introduced for a year - would not last too long.