Sentence examples for Long makes from inspiring English sources
"For my family to have been here for so long makes it extra special," Mrs. Spier said.
In many ways the draft constitution, more than 200 pages long, makes the Union's constitutional architecture harder to understand than it was before.
"The fact that his Beowulf has slept dusty and unpublished for so long makes me wonder if he felt confident about publishing it at all.
And anyway the Bible has lasted so long, makes you think there has to be something to it, don't you think?'ItIt certainly makes you think,' I replied.
The fact that Merivel, a dedicated sensualist, has forgotten her for so long makes it all the more delightful to be with her again.
Nielsen is widely expected to do the same for the Salvadorans, though their sheer numbers — and the fact they have been in the United States for so long — makes the decision even more weighty.
She has long made conservatives uncomfortable.
Many have long made this a priority.
The West long made a habit of plundering Africa.
The studios have long made escapist movies, many wonderful.
True, Switzerland has long made its own rules.
