lengthen造句

To save time is to lengthen life.

We also have mascara designed to lengthen the eyelashes.

This [crisis] will lengthen and deepen the correction.

It is deep enough. She begins to widen, lengthen and shape the trench.

Every terrorist plot, successful or foiled, seems to lengthen the gauntlet of checks.

Premature fiscal tightening, after all, could lengthen the recession, as Japan learned in the 1990s.

As lifespans lengthen, a person could still retire at, say, 66, but with a smaller annual benefit.

Over the next four years, Mr Sarkozy wants to lengthen the required contribution period to 40 years.

She quickly learns to fear even the most mediocre staff member's evaluation, because it may lengthen her stay.

There has been deregulation, to lengthen shopping hours and to coax the long-term unemployed back into work.

Expecting good things can make you healthier and might even lengthen your life, says researcher Suzanne Segerstrom, PhD, author of Breaking Murphy's Law.

"People should get as many hours sleep as they need to feel rested," Kripke says, adding that there's no proof that shortening sleep will lengthen life.

The breath is being sent into the lumbar region, causing the tailbone to tuck under and lengthen on the exhale, finding space and opening the spine.

The footplate moved up and down so it alternately bent and straightened the ankle, forcing the fibres within the muscles to alternately lengthen and shorten.

Swans on their autumnal migratory flight—the celestial flutter of wings, the silver arrow of a flock splitting the sky—evoke poetic melancholy. Shadows lengthen. Days shorten. Another year closes in.

The music industry is starting to consider restricting access to certain types of artists in an attempt to boost their staying power in popular culture and lengthen their careers, it added.