Sentence examples for make a longer from inspiring English sources
To make a longer story short, automatic processes are unconscious, while controlled processes are conscious.
State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said Rice plans to make a longer Africa trip.
Can you make a longer trip work on a shoestring budget?
I totally agree -- although technology has its pros, I can always make a longer list of its cons.
He emphasized that the trip was not being canceled, only postponed until Mr. Sharon could make a longer visit.
He extended his hand like one of those ladders that came apart to make a longer one.
The work was heralded as the first setting of the new English Missal translation, and MacMillan expressed hope that it would make a longer-term contribution to music-making in the Roman Catholic Anglosphere.
Alexander is expected to make a longer-term announcement regarding the captaincy after the tournament.
Read refused to make a longer-term commitment despite warnings from leading scientists.
Facebook Messages was bigger and longer [Mark Zuckerberg said that a team of more than 15 people worked on it more than a year] so we had to make a longer-term commitment.
The P.G.A. Tour of Australasia has turned into a truly minor league in the grand scheme of global golf, but the return of the Presidents Cup and the buzz it has brought even to the lead-in events has the potential to make a longer-term impact.
