Among those who won't get longer tweets: President Donald Trump.
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People convicted in federal court tend to get longer sentences.
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It's to help pharmaceutical companies get longer periods of exclusivity.
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So why do women get stronger as distances get longer?
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As demand increases, that time frame could get longer, he added.
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You'll get more time to read as the books get longer.
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When temperatures rise, steel tracks will expand, meaning they get longer.
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Starting Friday, the days will start to get longer once again.
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As you pass levels, the pattern strings get longer and more difficult.
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The character I played, I let his hair get longer and longer.
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In the medium term, Greece would get longer grace and payment periods.
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"The season seems to get longer and longer every year," Burton says.
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The tweetstorms get longer and longer, and then you retweet yourself, periodically.
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In short, the giftee becomes the gifter, and our lists only get longer.
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Sentences will get longer as a result of the May 10 charging memorandum.
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If it turns out to be legitimate, they can get longer-term residence.
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As sentences get longer, the number of grammatically possible but nonsensical options multiplies exponentially.
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And if something isn't done soon, the waits will only get longer and longer.
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In fact, if he did continue lying, his prison sentence would only get longer.
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Pui-Wing: Does this mean your tweets will only get longer and more frequent?
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As the climate changes, heat waves are poised to get longer and more intense.
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Mourinho had this to say about it: That list is about to get longer, Jose.
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As the days get longer, we've been getting around town more by bike and bus.
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Mr. Busgith said that at upstate prisons, "you get longer visits" and more recreation time.
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No, you aren't imagining things: Superhero movies are long, and they're about to get longer.
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Oh, and the G train is not going to get longer, as some had hoped.
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I think the videos should get longer but it's based on zero understanding about ... Right.
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How do you build a nerve, something that cannot stretch, to get longer and shorter?
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But the project is ongoing, and if there are additional marriages his name will get longer.
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Many companies have already filed for bankruptcy this year, but the list continues to get longer.
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Starting last fall, the TSA and some reporters warned that lines were going to get longer.
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With three on tap against the lowly Braves starting Monday, that streak figures to get longer.
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As the climate changes, periods of extreme heat will get longer, more frequent, and more intense.
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As Chris's letters get longer and more confident, her first-person voice eclipses the original narrator's.
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After setting up the remote cameras, photographers disperse to take up positions to get longer-range images.
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That means you get longer-lasting energy, instead of that quick rise and fall refined sugars provide.
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Instead, the PreCheck lines are often close to empty, while the principal queues get longer and longer.
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And when black defendants are convicted for drug offenses, they get longer sentences for the same crimes.
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Then I sat down, jiggling my signing pen, watching the line get longer at Simon Winchester's table.
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Reserve teachers do monthlong rotations in schools, frequently serving as substitutes, and some get longer temporary assignments.
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As summer approaches and the days get longer and sunnier, it's becomes increasingly important to wear protective eyewear.
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As California's wildfire seasons get longer and more devastating, firefighters are adjusting to a new and "frightening" normal.
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DAVID LUO Guangzhou, China Tudor Rickards observed that book titles are tending to get longer (Letters, July 22nd).
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Transatlantic flights will get longer as climate change warms and speeds up the jet stream, The Guardian reports.
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You wanted a second part to the video on how to get longer lashes, so here it is.
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It seems that as ultra races get longer, the percentage of women competing in them also gets smaller.
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You get longer in your career and you start to realize the chances don't come all of the time.
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As ultra race distances get longer, estrogen becomes like a performance enhancer for women in a few different ways.
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As the days get longer, the sun appears to set — and rise, for that matter — farther and farther north.
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Yes we Brits gain an hour this Sunday but we lose precious afternoon light and the nights get longer, weep.
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Right now... CAVUTO: So, this longest bull market about in history is going to get longer still by a third?
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Fun fact: This year, it falls before the summer solstice, so the days get longer as the month goes on.
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The battery life is shared, so if you don't vape much, you'll get longer battery life on the phone overall.
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Demand has been so strong that Nintendo has found it difficult to keep up as queues get longer outside stores.
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You can stand there in your beard, and that beard will seem to get longer and longer as you sing.
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Democrats will likely use the spending bills as the path forward to actually get longer-term funding on the books.
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In general, interest rates rise as borrowing periods get longer, because the risks of default and rising inflation grow over time.
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And pretty soon, that list of brown people the industry goes to for everything will get longer, and longer, and longer.
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Though deliveries began a few days ago, social media is buzzing as poll lines get longer on the the big day.
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I would have worked to get longer sunset periods, and that's something we could negotiate to get back in the deal.
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Check out the restrictions at the Downtown L.A. courthouse ... and with the direction things are going, the list will get longer.
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It has been a long goodbye for Marissa Mayer, the company's chief executive, and it looks like it could get longer.
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As the shadows get longer and the autumn air bites at our skin, it's the perfect time for us to embrace fear.
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As the summer solstice approaches, the days get longer and the urge to make the most of all that extra sunlight rises.
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The sun rises and falls at the appropriate times and the days get longer and shorter in accordance with the changing seasons.
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But for the foreseeable future, as the odds against them get longer, and the competition fiercer, it will happen less and less.
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But as the snow melts and the days get longer, Forshee says people feel more motivated to tune in and make changes.
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TUESDAY • Your holiday shopping list might get longer when Apple is expected to announce new iPads, Macs and perhaps second-generation AirPods.
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GL: I doubt the credibility of the claim that blacks get longer sentences for the same crimes, but that's a deeper argument.
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That, in turn, could support the argument that a long bull market in stocks could get longer still since earnings drive stock prices.
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Well, we're officially past the winter solstice, which means that technically the days are only going to get longer from here on out.
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But after the winter solstice — the shortest day of the year, meaning we'll experience the least sunlight in 24 hours — they'll get longer again.
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After midwinter, the days get longer, and little by little, the shape of your team, the possible outline of their upcoming season, grows clearer.
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El Paso is currently concerned that already-long waits at the ports could get longer as agents are reassigned to care for unauthorized migrants.
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The mandatory curfew, during which team personnel who work on the car are not allowed to enter the circuit, is set to get longer.
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And as average temperatures rise due to climate change, these spans of extreme heat are poised to get longer, more intense, more frequent, and deadlier.
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Yes, there is a way to get longer-lasting foundation and treat your dark spots with just one product — it's a match made in heaven.
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Air delays are only expected to get longer Transit delays were already beginning to tick up Thursday morning in the Northeast because of the wind.
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Photo: GettyAs lifespans continue to get longer it's becoming more important than ever to understand how humanity will maintain its mental capabilities in old age.
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The bristles on the wand are spiky and gradually get longer, so it coats all of my lashes from the inner to the outer corners.
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He rounds the bases like he's wearing a knapsack full of bricks, reminding everyone that the wait between homers will only get longer from here.
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Unlike the iPhone, the delays did not get longer with subsequent failures We started with a phone that was already running but had a locked screen.
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The UN's International Panel on Climate Change predicted in 2014 that fire season in Australia would get longer and more severe as the world heats up.
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Unlike the iPhone, the delays did not get longer with subsequent failures; over 40 attempts, we encountered only a 30-second delay after every five failures.
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Today it offers products in insurance, financial services, manufacturing, logistics and retail — a list that is likely to get longer and deeper with this latest funding.
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She is on a waiting list for residential services, but that list is long, and if there are cuts to Medicaid the list will get longer.
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"With the newest generation entering the workforce and lifespans continuing to get longer, there are more generations in the workforce now than ever before," said Lobosco.
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It may be easier for consumers to find an EV that works for them as ranges get longer, prices drop, and more kinds of EVs become available.
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And now the Treasury yield curve is no longer "inverted" but is back in its more comfortable state, with yields rising as the bond maturities get longer.
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And you get longer battery life, from the 3,174mAh battery found in the iPhone XS Max to the 4,500mAh battery that sits in the Galaxy S10 5G.
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Twitter is rolling out the long tweets feature to select accounts as a test, but Twitter user Prof9 has discovered a workaround to get longer tweets a little early.
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"Every time we told them the wait would get longer, our sales would go up," said Mr. Schmeizer, whose company has more than $40 million in sales since January.
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While black communities use and sell drugs at rates similar to whites, they are much more likely to be arrested and incarcerated for it, and often get longer sentences.
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The season seems to get longer every year — we now have four months of movies devoted to superheroes, explosions, car chases, romances, coming-of-age stories, and quirky documentaries.
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"If Serena is not getting free points, her anxiety builds, and the points get long, and if the points get longer, that serves Angie," said Rennae Stubbs, an Australian analyst.
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The big picture: The sport is at a crossroads ... Should courses get longer to keep up with the modern player, or should balls be physically altered to reduce driving distances?
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Maybe his brain was just a little bit fried, or maybe he needed to entertain himself after a long night at the ballpark that was only going to get longer.
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Welcome to Gemini season, in which the weather gets warmer, the days get longer, and every other sign in the Zodiac decides to throw shade at the sign of the Twins.
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But as spaceflights get longer, there are things to consider, including that taking a pill every day on, say, a three-year mission, would require about 1,100 pills, the authors wrote.
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Robin Steinberg, CEO and founder of the Bail Project, told CNBC that just remaining in jail before a trial makes defendants more likely to be found guilty and get longer sentences.
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Other Hollywood stars to be arrested during past 'FDF's include Sam Waterston, Ted Danson, Rosanna Arquette and Catherine Keener ... and it seems like the list is only going to get longer.
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Many users report that they get longer than the estimated 18-hour battery life, but that's wholly dependent on how often you use GPS, and other power-guzzling apps and features.
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The culprit — it is largely believed — is our circadian rhythm, which gets disrupted when the days get shorter and the nights get longer, beginning around the end of daylight saving time.
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"If we were able to get longer lead times in terms of severity of drought, duration of drought, and when it may potentially end," that would be helpful in planning, Preston said.
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READ MORE: 6 important things to know about wildfires With wildfire seasons predicted to get longer, the strategies -- from the front lines to the repair work -- undoubtedly will be required more often.
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Azam Ahmed had been walking for hours in the sweltering humidity of southern Mexico, hiding from the police the whole way, when he realized his long day was about to get longer.
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Those drives may be about to get longer: Donald J. Trump's pick for education secretary, Betsy DeVos, is a proponent of vouchers and charter schools, and more school choice means more busing.
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And with the launch of the New York store, and exposure to an even wider audience, you can guarantee that the already long lines outside its shops are only going to get longer.
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Although it would have been nice to get longer listening time, more than 24 hours of listening time in buds in such compact earbuds and case is still far more than competing products.
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So this is the way that we negotiate with them and we managed to get longer leases, we managed to get better rental rates and we get a bit more stability from that.
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The game is something of a Snake clone in which players' ghostly avatars eat things — er, sorry, collect "wandering spirit flames," according to Google's official description — to make their ghostly tails get longer.
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Strickland's is but the latest in a long line of entirely preventable, invariably foolish rage-induced injuries in baseball, one that will likely continue to get longer as long as the sport remains.
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The list of scary bug-borne illnesses seems to get longer every year: Lyme, West Nile, Chagas, dengue, chikungunya — and now Zika, the first case of which turned up in Puerto Rico last week.
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An analysis published Thursday in the journal "npj Microgravity" reports that many women astronauts might choose to pause their periods while in space, especially as missions get longer, and discusses ways to do that.
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Mr. Obama is right to believe in a tolerant America — but with crimes like these, keeping faith in that vision can be difficult over the long arc that seems to get longer every day.
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Canada has seen its annual fire season get longer and bigger for the past several decades as its climate warms, raising the odds of a massive blaze like the one now tearing through Fort McMurray.
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Facebook still wants those producers on its platform, and it now has plans to pay out large sums to get longer, higher-quality videos on its platform to compete more directly with Netflix and Amazon.
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The relaxation of fuel economy is evident in the air where airlines have been adding more ultra-long flights and seat utilisation has edged down ("Long-haul flights get longer", Wall Street Journal, April 21990).
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The relaxation of fuel economy is evident in the air where airlines have been adding more ultra-long flights and seat utilization has edged down ("Long-haul flights get longer", Wall Street Journal, April 21990).
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This has led wildfire season to get longer: The average wildfire season in the western US lasts 78 days longer than it did 50 years ago, according to the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions.
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Eventually, the effects of tidal friction should overcome all those other factors, and Earth's days will get longer and longer as its rotation keeps slowing (forcing timekeepers to add leap seconds to the calendar periodically).
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Instead, leaders of ER programs in different states told me that the biggest hurdle may be ensuring that a patient has a place to get longer-term care after the ER starts that patient on addiction treatment.
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There's nothing quite like cozying up by the glow of an open flame as the nights get longer and the holidays approach — and what better way to lean into this scene than with a classic Christmas-scented candle?
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Using an algorithm that's able to adjust and adapt its noise-cancelling capabilities for snores that get longer and shorter can offer improved performance over a catch-all filter that's instead designed to silence any and all incoming frequencies.
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The finding is not a complete surprise to exercise scientists or endurance athletes like Rowlands (himself an elite cyclist), who know that as endurance races get longer, the gap between top women&aposs and men&aposs finishing times shrinks.
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Yet, an entire political party in the United States has chosen to pretend that a third option exists to wait on the sidelines as storms get stronger, droughts get longer and millions of lives are displaced and cut short.
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I think the tube can be a really fast way to get longer distances, but if you're in the very heart of central London, it really doesn't take that long to walk places, and you'll get to see so much more!
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In reality, Pilates is anything but a trend — it's been around in some form for more than 100 years — and was originally designed as a form of physical therapy, not as a way to get "longer, leaner" muscles (#eyeroll #nothowmuscleswork).
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As space itself expands, it causes light's wavelength to get longer, so the galaxy looks much redder than it really is, kind of like how an ambulance siren pitch gets lower as the space between you and the ambulance increases.
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And at a certain point in every election cycle, these negative ads are a leading driver of the fatigue so many of us feel, especially as campaign cycles get longer and the ads seem to get nastier as Election Day approaches.
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But as the ocean warms, ice caps melt and summers get longer in the Arctic, the once inaccessible habitat of east Greenland narwhals is opening up to scientists — as well as cruise ships and prospectors interested in minerals or offshore drilling.
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At least one of these plans — there are 42 in all — dates to the reign of Louis XIV, and some kick in when workers retire in their fifties, costing the state an ever-mounting fortune as average lifespans get longer.
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If a gravitational wave from a distant galaxy traverses the detectors at both locations roughly simultaneously, then at each location, the length of one arm would get smaller, while the length of the other arm would get longer, alternating back and forth.
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The easiest style to recreate from baby bangs would be the iconic Brigitte Bardot fringe, because as it starts to get longer, you can start to part it and have your stylist tailor and adapt it to your face shape and features.
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Goofy, attached by his feet to the top of a roller-coaster track and by his neck to the cars, didn't just get longer as the ride started plunging downhill; he also got skinnier, which is to say that his volume remained constant.
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It might sound like a strange part of the night to pick up on independently, but as the days get longer and the nights shorter the journey home is given the opportunity to become as central and winding as the night itself.
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Earlier this week, 17-year-old Feroza Aziz, who lives in New Jersey, posted on TikTok what was presented as a three-part tutorial on how to get longer eyelashes but quickly switched to a call-out about China's treatment of its Muslim population.
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And when black defendants are convicted for drug offenses, they get longer sentences for the same crimes: A 2012 report from the US Sentencing Commission found that drug trafficking sentences for black men were 13.1 percent longer than those for white men between 2007 and 2009.
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But with fire season seeming to get longer and more severe each year—an impossible-to-ignore consequence of climate change—the smoke is likely to come back sooner rather than later, meaning people in the Bay Area can't afford to throw out their air masks.
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Kanye uses "Jerome" as a stereotypical African-American name and "Brandon" as a stereotypical Caucasian name to drive the point that black men can get longer prison sentences than white men for the same crime, as has been reported with the 100:1 crack/cocaine disparity.
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And even if we're deep in the spiritual MZ—feeling our arms get longer and our glasses thicker, memories of a time when goaltending was not only legal but the single rational defensive tactic—our bodies will fail in thousands of little ways, leaving every layup somehow different from the last.
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Every year, the entry list only seems to get longer and encompass an even more eclectic range of cars and motorcycles: from the very earliest days of pre-war days of motoring; through the classic racing marques of the 50's and 60's; to the latest Formula One cars and car concepts for the future.
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Here are some 2019 predictions for you: The election cycle is going to get longer, the attention spans of media consumers are going to get shorter, television will get more self-aware, fake meat will abound, and, if you believe a woman whose mystical powers manifest only in asparagus, England's women's football team will win the World Cup in France.
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Surrounded by colorful refurbished tables and chairs ready for sale, Simpson said he had become ambivalent to the EU partly due to the ever-growing amount of "red tape", believing the burden on his business would be lightened were Britain to leave the EU. "We're asked to fill in questionnaire after questionnaire about how much we pay people, how much waste we produce and the questionnaires just get longer and longer and longer," said Simpson, whose firm employs just 23 people.
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