no longer than|no long than in English
ot for a period of time that exceeds - ; not exceeding a particular length
Use "no longer than|no long than" in a sentence
1. This moment of certainty lasts no longer than that; longer, perhaps, than the spore itself.
2. This is a string no longer than 256 characters.
3. Your essay should be no more than two thousand words long.
4. Some pages were long, illegible, others no more than a line.
5. • Southern Arizona is defined, more than Anything else, by what is no longer there.
6. Booklice are less than 2 mm long, wingless, and have no ocelli
7. No longer pipe, no longer dance.
8. Longer head than wide; no pockets outside; round eardrum, large by 0.68–0.70 eye diameter.
9. No significant substitution into schedules longer than 40 hours is apparent in these aggregate data.
10. Old things may no longer be considered, a priori, of lower value than new ones.
11. • It is the smallest abalone on the Pacific coast, measuring no longer than 16.5 cm
12. Put another way, they timed events lasting no longer than ten million Billionths of a second
13. Other than that, no serious debt, no weird activity.
14. No Sleep, Mightier Than Sword.
15. That's worse than no food.
16. 6 Find any largest palindrome in a string no more than 000 characters long.
17. No longer.
18. 9 Both houses are elected by universal adult suffrage for terms of no longer than four years.
19. During the 15th and 16th centuries, European men wore their hair cropped no longer than shoulder-length.
20. Skulls no bigger than dog skulls.
21. No, it's much bigger than me.
22. No, better than that - posthumous game.
23. Toshowthem thatyouare no different than theyare.
24. They're no more than a rabble
25. It's no more than you deserve.