Lengthen In A Sentence

• Intermittent habitation would lengthen this period.
• And life shall lengthen with the joy it brings!
• To lengthen thy life, lessen thy meals.
• Sometimes these bud scales lengthen before the shoot spares them.
• They could be seen to lengthen as there humid bases widened.
• The shadows were beginning to lengthen when they came to a fork in the trail.
• He leaned over to lengthen a stirrup; stopped again to light his pipe.

• Tarling saw his face lengthen and the look of apprehension in his cold blue eyes.
• They all listened breathlessly, and then wanted it read over again to lengthen out the good news.
• It seemed to lengthen ahead of him as he climbed, so that he was never any nearer the top.
• And soon the breeze comes stronger, and we begin to lengthen and draw away from the gunboat.
• A fool always wants to shorten space and time: a wise man wants to lengthen both.
• The mire and dirt of the road combined, with the darkness of the way, to lengthen their march.
• Soon, when the sun shall have risen, these rays will lengthen and become beautifully golden.
• The veins are very thick and yellow, and the hollow leaf-stalks lengthen to three or four feet.
• It is now easy to say that to lengthen the French line of operation was a military blunder.
• It needs no long conversation, though I am prepared to hear that he wished to lengthen your stay.
• Urged to lengthen his stay, the Rev. Cyril gladly consented to remain over the ensuing Sunday.
• Sometimes they lengthen themselves against the sandy shore on the far side of the bay into a golden river.
• The professor did everything he could to lengthen the hours of sleep, and therefore of forgetfulness.
• They only lengthen somewhat the accent of the last syllable in the latter sense, and say nagtitimava.
• Stern necessity often compelled us to lengthen our day's work even beyond our desires.
• To lengthen them they must be slipped while a rein is in each hand, turning the two fore fingers towards you.
• If you have an ordinary boat, and wish to make it of greater burden, saw it in half and lengthen it.
• Let him not regret if this shortens his book; it will be better so; for to add irrelevant matter is not to lengthen but to bury.
• The reaches are from four to seven miles in length, but these, too, are to lengthen in the middle waters.
• And then when the shadows lengthen and the twilight hushes the hum of toil, our spirits shall know no weariness and bear no stain.
• If we lengthen the base line from ten inches to all the miles we can command, of course the point of meeting will be proportionally more distant.
• Life had to be gone through, and Dolly was not one to lengthen the distance between the miles with useless repinings.
• It occurred to his mind he could lengthen his strands, drop himself off the ladder-end, and swim to the edge of the cave.
• In the first place, in order to learn what we may do to lengthen the span of life we must learn something of the nature of disease.
• We lengthen our breakfasts and dinners, go to sleep early and get up late, but a lazaretto is a dull place after all.
• Unfortunately, at the beginning of the seventeenth century, Maderno was employed to lengthen the nave.
• Dashed about by the seas, he yet managed to keep to the surface; minutes seemed to lengthen into eternity; many times he called out loudly.
• If the thread shortened above the second joint of the middle finger there was little hope of recovery; should it lengthen that was a sign of recovery.
• He was going to leave with the Captain-General, who cared in no way to lengthen his stay, fearful of what people would say.
• His confidence lay chiefly in the powerful animal that he rode, and he saw the distance between him and the four men lengthen from a hundred to two hundred yards.
• There are few shades of olive and rose, few textures of silk and velvet that are not duplicated as the catkins lengthen and dance like chenille fringe from every twig.
• John, brush off the bench and let us sit here and watch the shadows lengthen and fade and the coming darkness add zest and brilliance to the full moon.
• Is it not here, if ever there was such a case, where the taste of bread is a taste of misery, and where to feed and prolong life is to feed and lengthen our sorrow?

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