With the day he went to the slit in the face of the rock, and in his astonishment he made no sound, but stared forth upon a world that was no longer the world he had left last night.
There was nolonger the scent of man in all the wilderness.
But there was no longer the mother-yearning in his heart.
There was nothing left for him now but the old windfall, and his heart was no longer the heart of the joyous comrade and brother of Neewa, the bear.
Then the river itself dropped out from under him and he shot down in an avalanche of water, feeling no longer the drag of Miki's weight at his neck.
I could bear no longer the city, the Club, the office, the daily contact with my associates and clients.
Only--he was no longer the leader of the community; and even in his grace he had the air of deferring to the man who provided the bounties of which we were about to partake rather than to the Almighty.
I was, for the moment, nolonger the self-confident and triumphant young attorney accustomed to carry all before him, to command respect and admiration, but a complicated being whose unity had suddenly been split.
She was no longer the gay, sprightly creature he had known at first.
No longer the careless, handsome youth, nor the honorless man, but a power!
Christine is nolonger the little, unheard-of circus rider.
Many of her rights have been restored, and she is no longer theslave of hard task-masters.
There was no longer the threat of the whip hanging over those who refused to hear Protestant sermons; there was no longer fear of their missionary being sent back by the first ship to England.
You have crushed my life, and even robbed my death of its sanctity; for now it is no longer the martyrdom of my love, but only the savage mockery of my credulous heart.
Does sedition blaze so wildly in my land, that we have no longer the power to subdue it?
For you see well enough that I have no longer the power to withstand you; you see well enough that I love you.
She was now no longer the shy, timid girl, but the resolute, proud woman, who was ready to wrestle with fate for greatness and glory.
It was no longer the "fierce countess," whose dashing execution had distanced all gentler rivals; it was a timid maiden, whose first love was finding utterance in entrancing melody.
It was now no longer the manes of the dead, but the spirits of the living, that they were intended to appease.
It was no longer the head of his rival, but of his old associate and son- in-law.
Bagdad was no longer the city of peace, the seat of the caliphs; but the noblest conquest of Holacou could not be overlooked by his ambitious successor.
Was there indeed anarchy in the sublime universe of Adrian's thoughts, did madness scatter the well-appointed legions, and was he no longer the lord of his own soul?
Love for you invested the world for me in enchanted light; it was no longer the earth I trod--the earth, common mother, yielding only trite and stale repetition of objects and circumstances old and worn out.
But you, who are not content to die, breathe no longer the air of France, or soon you will only be a part of her soil.
At length, when he could stand no longer the suspense of this inquisition, he stammered out: "I want you to be my wife.
But it was no longer the benefactor of Germany who fell at Lutzen; the beneficent part of his career Gustavus Adolphus had already terminated; and now the greatest service which he could render to the liberties of Germany was--to die.
He was no longer the autocrat of Europe, but a miserable old man, who had lived to see irreparable calamities indicted on his nation, and calamities in consequence of his ambition.
But this pretty cottage is no longer the home of the famous angling club, which has gone a mile or two up the water and builded for itself a new dwelling.
It is no longer the height of pleasure to be half-drowned in Tweed, or lost on the hills with no luncheon in the basket.
The unit of fellowship was now no longer the denomination, but the community.
We had been shaken and distressed and tortured and driven, so that we were no longer the persons we once were.
The centre of life and allegiance was no longer the challenge of ancient controversy, but the cry of present day human need.
This is no longer the case; thanks to the general improvement in culture and the intensive participation of all in all kinds of business, head-work, as such, has lost its claim to exceptional wages.
He who buys such a stone in Freeland is like a man who should set his heart upon possessing a crown which was no longer the symbol of authority.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "longer the" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
