Sentence examples for As drawn out from inspiring English sources

"I realized I was a travel agent for death," Constance Wofsy of San Francisco General reports, "and that my role was to make the process as drawn out, as comfortable and as full of interesting things as it was possible to do".

Of the noughts he has in his career, it is doubtful if any has been as drawn out or painful as this.

In the latest maneuver in a longstanding affair as tense as any courtroom case (and just as drawn out), the producers of the David Mametplay "Race" said on Friday that its Broadway production would remain open through Aug. 21, but that three of its key cast members would not stick around that long.

"As a matter of fact," he said, "this election, and the fact that it's been as close as it's been and as drawn out as it is, requires a group of citizens that rise above partisanship and do what's right for the country, more so than ever in recent modern history".

In addition, as drawn out in these concluding remarks, I believe that it also offers an insightful discussion of the methodological complexities ordinarily faced by scientists in the course of their discovery processes, illuminating key aspects of scientific research at large.

Lawrence looked openly bored in "Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2," a movie that was every bit as drawn out as its title, and here she seems patient yet distracted, as if wondering why she is still obliged to hang out with these lesser mortals, in a fitful role, and how much longer she will have to show up on set in the guise of a bosomy Smurf.

"Very few successions are as detailed and drawn out as Emerson's was," says Mary Fontaine, general manager at the Hay Group, one of the consulting firms.

After cooking the contents with the chili powder, the fragrance of the chili powder should be drawn out, as well.

Instead, it will go down in the books as the most drawn out, acrimonious, and partisan confirmation to date.

I watched in awe as fluid was drawn out from the heart, and magically--within moments, in front of my very eyes--our patient came back to life.

Suicides are common and sometimes drawn out as inmates allow their health to deteriorate and then refuse medical attention.