Sentence examples for Protracted visit from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, may we suggest suspending the use of telephonic communications, and perhaps a protracted visit to the western reaches of your native land, i.e. the Outback?
My stay often coincided with a protracted visit from one of her many cousins, involving much lunchtime drinking and impenetrable, fascinating gossip on which I could guilelessly listen in from behind the sofa.
Escaping the worst horrors of the Commune of Paris, Degas left in 1872 for a protracted visit to his relatives in New Orleans, where he pursued his experiments in family portraiture in spectacular works such as the Cotton Office at New Orleans (1873).
North Korea, which rarely allows foreign journalists into the country anyway, has rejected all requests to cover the meetings except for 50 South Korean journalists who were allowed after protracted negotiations to visit.
He was just fifty-two when sent to prison, but everything after that day was just a protracted old age.... Writer visited Jessup after Jessup's release from prison.. Jessup died of cancer in July of 1993... Writer describes the funeral, and three preachers who attended.
He was just fifty-two when sent to prison, but everything after that day was just a protracted old age.... Writer visited Jessup after Jessup's release from prison.. Jessup died of cancer in July of 1993... Writer describes the funeral, and three preachers who attended..
BEN RATLIFF MELODY GARDOT "The Absence" (Verve) An alternate title for "The Absence," Melody Gardot's spellbinding third studio album, might be "Wanderlust," so immersed is it in the cultures of Portugal, Argentina and Brazil, places she visited in a protracted journey of musical discovery.
Though typically benign, infection with MCV can result in a protracted condition spanning multiple clinic visits.
My personal impression of this visit is that the protracted period of silence is now being replaced by a plethora of voices on both sides.
They discussed the books they read, their motley illnesses, how many poems they were writing (Lowell) or not writing (Bishop), their hopes of seeing each other (half a century ago, almost every visit was preceded by protracted negotiation by letter).
[ 5] Other consequences include higher health care costs, greater provider and patient dissatisfaction, more protracted hospital stays, and higher return visit rates.
