Sentence examples for making the long from inspiring English sources

Now making the long trip to Newcastle, Arsenal may redeem itself or confirm its uncertainty.

But descendants of its émigré cousins may soon be making the long trek home.

The calendar is well endowed with public holidays, making the long weekend an institution.

The animals were perfect for making the long, grueling treks then being mapped out across the country.

"You can't always be on the floor," she said shortly before making the long march to her seat.

I'm going home the old way with a light hand on the reins making the long approach.

The turmoil continues in telecommunications, making the long-awaited turnaround increasingly difficult to call.

The government's plans are expected to include a new and controversial benefit condition: making the long-term unemployed engage in short bouts of community service.

Officials making the long-anticipated announcement on the so-called "new source review" program said the air would be made cleaner through other methods.

Instead of making the long-term investments to create organizational capabilities and then continuing to reinvest, they remained small or sold out, often to the Japanese.

Eliot had destroyed all the letters he had received from Hale, as well as from his first wife, Vivienne Haigh-Wood Eliothushus making the long-sealed letters even more important for research.