Sentence examples for a prolonged demise from inspiring English sources

The derby matches are indicative of a prolonged demise, since they have won only 10 of the 44 meetings during the last decade.

"We have witnessed a star's spectacular and prolonged demise," said Dacheng Lin from the University of New Hampshire in Durham, New Hampshire, who led the study.

There is a graphic lesson for youngsters, and if yours can handle Marley's prolonged demise, then rent it, but be prepared to do some explaining before and after.

The photojournalist George Osodi records the prolonged demise in pictures of oil spills and flaming wells, and makes specific reference to the activist Ken Saro-Wiwa, who was executed in 1995 by the Nigerian military government for accusing both the government and multinational companies (specifically Shell) of environmental crimes.

Even though no one in my family smokes, the fumes from other apartments have caused my tomatoes to suffer a prolonged and ugly demise.

His decision to stage Edward Bond's Saved in 1965 led to a prolonged fight with the Lord Chamberlain that helped to hasten the demise of stage censorship.

"A prolonged battle would not".

Tells about th trial, a prolonged affair.

A prolonged drought would be another matter.

A prolonged exercise in schadenfreude.

It is a prolonged process.