Предложения со словом «longer»

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• No longer did she play with life as with a means of carefree indulgence.
• And besides that, there is still preserved, though only in thought, the judgment of the Church, which though no longer existing in practice is still living as a dream for the future, and is, no doubt, instinctively recognised by the criminal in his soul.
• He breathed as though his soul wept, for his eyes could do so no longer.
• Not for much longer would my lungs withstand the strain upon them.
• The expedition was no longer one of rescue but of revenge.
• Yes, it was Gomez, but no longer the Gomez of the demure smile and the mask-like expression.
• Now the loneliness was no longer bearable.
• Unable any longer to keep his fancies to himself, he went with them to Olga.
• The ten Earth years I had spent upon Barsoom had encompassed but five years and ninety-six days of Martian time, whose days are forty-one minutes longer than ours, and whose years number six hundred and eighty-seven days.
• We are required no longer to write at the end of our official letters 'Your humble servant,' but merely 'Accept the assurance of my profound respect.' Also we have been told that we are to cease to make out formal documents in duplicate.
• I mistered him and sirred him no longer, washed no more greasy pots, and peeled no more potatoes.
• Was Ayrton no longer at the corral, or if he was still there, had he no longer control over his movements?
• My body struck and pounded as it was dashed helplessly along and turned over and over, and when I could hold my breath no longer, I breathed the stinging salt water into my lungs.
• He knew exactly how long noon prayers took and it was longer than this.
• There was no reason, he supposed, why he need remain at the airport any longer tonight.
• Running eyes no longer saw the manometer.
• The thief-taker lingered for a few moments longer and then walked on between them, down a vaulted passage that led into a large open square.
• And when he could no longer rise they still continued to beat and kick him where he lay.
• Indeed, the very dogs had crawled into their kennels, since there was no longer any one to bark at.
• Then the pursuit slackened, for they learned our power and would no longer face that unerring rifle.
• At last, after what seemed centuries, unable longer to stand the strain, I looked around.
• On the longer stretches one could hardly tell as one looked ahead where the distant green water ended and the distant green archway began.
• I could struggle no longer.
• Fredersen-no longer in this house?
• In truth, I was no longer the fine gentleman with a skin soft as a "lydy's," but only an ordinary and very worthless cabin-boy.
• There was also a statement that, after fifty years, suppression of the truth and circulation of falsely optimistic statements about the Federation would no longer have any importance.
• Then, abruptly, a single event had wrought a change, and the future was no longer clear.
• Without hesitating longer, I hurried from the chamber in the direction of the greatest tumult.
• I've been around them, heaven pity me, longer than you have.
• At length things could no longer be borne, and on the fourth day, the company being assembled, the seal was diffidently broken, and old Oblomov glanced at the signature.
• Nowadays masters require their lacqueys to look respectable, and the gentry no longer keep their halls chock-full of footmen.
• His aching body no longer had anything to do with him.
• He was no longer in the army, he was married and already had two little children.
• You're not of age, besides, and you must- you absolutely must- take my farewell to her to-day, with the money or without it, for I can't drag on any longer, things have come to such a pass.
• Don't wait any longer or he may suspect.
• Now you are so far away from me that my voice can no longer reach you.
• Finally, the surface cooled further and the rain no longer steamed off.
• There could no longer be a doubt.
• And the longer the monk lives in his seclusion, the more keenly he must recognise that.
• They reached the other side with an impetus which was no longer to be checked.
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• Waldron is very wrong in supposing that because he has never himself seen a so-called prehistoric animal, therefore these creatures no longer exist.
• The pier became longer and longer, and the blocks of lava piled themselves one on another.
• It sounded like the gurgling of a brook over mossy stones in some quiet dell, and the crooning song of it lured me away and out of myself till I was no longer Hump the cabin-boy, nor Van Weyden, the man who had dreamed away thirty-five years among books.
• The road by which Maple White had ascended was no longer available.
• I was no longer Humphrey Van Weyden.
• Lastly, no longer was the dressing-gown to be seen, for Tarantiev had carried it off to his friend's flat, along with the rest of Oblomov's effects.
• I am clasping you around your breast, but it no longer stirs me.
• There I left him when I had gone by, but his soul was no longer with him.
• No longer any light round about, only, here and there, twinkling pocket torches, in men's hands.
• His fists dangled on helpless arms, seeming no longer capable of freeing themselves from their own clench.
• The thing could not last much longer.
• Moreover, her eyes no longer glanced swiftly from object to object, as they had done in the old days: rather, they remained fixed in a sort of ever concentrated gaze.
• There could be no longer the slightest doubt of Mitya's guilt.
• And as God's above, I suddenly thought, why go on in misery any longer, what is there to wait for?
• But the elder was no longer watching him.
• Zat Arras has taken my sword from me, so the men of Zodanga no longer fear me.
• It would be useless now to tell you that your Oblomovka is no longer in ruins, that its turn is come again, and that it is basking in the rays of the sun.
• Forgive me for not being able to stay longer with you.
• At length I could endure it no longer, and, taking a fresh grasp upon my long-sword, I turned suddenly and charged down upon one of my tormentors.
• This change meant that American law no longer had an automatic way to assure that works that were no longer exploited passed into the public domain.
• I must mention, by the way, that I was no longer living in my former quarters.
• And so the criminal is no longer conscious of being a member of the Church and sinks into despair.
• I sat charting the country until the sun had set and it was so dark that I could no longer distinguish details.
• They did not see that they no longer had a leader.
• Now I no longer saw Tora, and I have not seen her since.
• No longer be you a Dator, but for evermore a slave of slaves, to fetch and carry for the lower orders that serve in the gardens of Issus.
• But even this thought of the smell of corruption, which had seemed to him so awful and humiliating a few hours before, no longer made him feel miserable or indignant.
• Again he saw that coffin before him, the hidden dead figure so precious to him, but the weeping and poignant grief of the morning was no longer aching in his soul.
• Oh, how I curse myself for not having come before" muttered Kolya, crying, and no longer ashamed of it.
• Should a visitor approach the wicket, the old watchdog no longer leaps nimbly to the extent of his chain, but gives tongue hoarsely and lazily from the interior of his kennel.
• Wolf Larsen was quite considerate, the sailors helped me, and I was no longer in irritating contact with Thomas Mugridge.
• She clung very closely to me, no longer the proud daughter of the Master of Life and Death upon Barsoom, but a young and frightened girl in the power of relentless enemies.
• As they charged about us we succeeded in mastering them sufficiently to prevent any concerted attack upon us, but the din of their squealing was certain to bring investigating warriors into the courtyard were it to continue much longer.
• Now I can wait no longer.
• So the robots began tearing out reactor-elements, and removing plutonium slugs no longer capable of sustaining chain reaction but still dangerously radioactive.
• Everybody else was inside, eating cold rations when hungry and, when they could keep awake no longer, bedding down on piles of blankets or going up to the barracks rooms above.
• If I'm no longer a Christian, then I can't renounce Christ, for I've nothing then to renounce.
• In that case there would be explanations, and my attempt would no longer be all my own.
• And now, my patient readers, I can address you directly no longer.
• The words of a little, childish prayer, now no longer intelligible, ran through her head.

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