Sentence examples for will make longer from inspiring English sources

Cuts to the service will make longer journeys cost more, defeating the point of the card.

It is accepting letters of interest now for a shortlist who will make longer proposals in November.

The refurbished trains, which used to run on the Gatwick Express line, will make longer trains on services from Berkshire to Waterloo.

AI players will also make longer runs, even if it means slipping out of position, and they'll use diagonal runs depending on the incoming passing angle.

"This meets another commitment made in the economic pact and with increased capital allowances available until 2020 this will help make longer term investment easier".

Reduced overtime pay for airport security checkpoint officers will make lines longer, eventually.

Government workers will begin forced furloughs in April, air control towers in small towns will eventually close and a lack of overtime for airport security officers will make lines longer over time.

"We plan to stop for just a day at the location we just reached, but in the next week or so we will make a longer stop".

Finally, Twitter says it's working on identifying and collapsing low-quality and abusive replies, which will make following longer conversation threads more productive and more relevant.

It will make him take longer.

Don't pick the scab, this will make it take longer to heal.