Sentence examples for make him spend from inspiring English sources

In fact, as even critical biographers confirm, Gore's Dad did make him spend long tough summers doing backbreaking chores on the family farm.

"I am sure that the Gore people would rather face McCain than Bush in November, but if they can't get that, they would at least like to get McCain to bloody Bush and make him spend money".

The bumper stickers read, "Make Him Spend It All, Arch!" (Rockefeller supporters' bumpers retorted, "At Least It's His," which seemed particularly apt a few years later when Mr. Moore was sent to prison for mail fraud).

Then the stockbroker, Stuart Winkler, wept as he testified that a jailhouse informer had goaded him into the plot by saying that if the judge lived, she would make him spend years in jail, separated from his wife and children.

"It is a disgrace to charge [Manning with] communicating with the enemy and to make it a capital offense -- to threaten to either kill him or make him spend life in prison.

Forget the idea that the guy should be driving: Don't make him waste gas to come to your house, and don't make him spend money on you before you break up (don't go to a restaurant and have him foot the bill).

One elderly Egyptian Jew now living in Europe told me how his childhood stuttering disappeared after his mother made him spend the night there.

Alas, Anne's look of castrating contempt made him spend the rest of the evening with his knees girlishly clamped together.

His wife, his ex-wife Madeleine, had made him spend his $20,000 inheritance on moving from the Berkshires to Chicago and then she had left him for his friend, his ex-friend Valentine.

It was in the eighties, when I was in my twenties, that I first became aware of hearing this idea expressed explicitly, by a friend and colleague — Chris Hellman, an extraordinary film editor — who complained that some film (can't remember which) made him spend two hours with people he hated.

After making him spend the night in jail and sign a document explaining he'd qualify for a six-month prison term, the cops gave Larsen back his pot seeds in a little evidence bag.