Sentence examples for make the long from inspiring English sources

Sir Tom was eventually paid off and did not make the long list of creditors.

I didn't want to try to make the long drive back at night after the game.

I had to make the long walk to Akron to pass muster.

The soaps bought him, as he put it, "immunity" to make "The Long Night".

To make the long odds seem a little shorter, the boxers staged a series of confrontations.

After a few days it was time to make the long journey back to Mexico City.

Just make the long-term investment, not the quick hit.

Mr. Kushner did what he could, of course, to make the long-term prospects financially viable.

The political boundaries of these countries, especially Iraq, make the long-term prospects bleak.

Neither would solve America's immediate deficit problem; but they would make the long-term challenge more manageable.

Called Help to Work, it will make the long-term unemployed do something in return for their benefits.