Sentence examples similar to a protracted month from inspiring English sources
And Muhammad Tahir-ul Qadri, a charismatic preacher who led thousands of supporters into central Islamabad for a protracted sit-in last January, says he will help ensure the integrity of the election.
That was essentially what the former peacekeeping commander said in August, provoking a protracted controversy.
Caps 4 Goals 0 Age 24 Club Heart of Midlothian Looked solid for Hearts after arriving in March following a protracted contract situation with DC United.
Then, after a protracted court battle, they were evicted on Dec. 4 -- news that came as a surprise to most members.
That remains a very realistic ambition as Rovers, despite a protracted month-long search for an new manager played out against a backdrop of empty seats at Ewood, lie fifth in the Championship going into Berg's first assignment at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
What followed was a protracted negotiation.
A protracted three-way bidding war ensued.
These included, in the mid-1990's, a protracted six-month review of statues that had been donated by people in Greece to Athens Square Park in Astoria, a part of Mr. Vallone's district.
Not only that, but Smitty had thrown his back out, and his vivacious wife, Terry, was in agony after a protracted forced march in high heels up and down the cobblestoned streets of a colonial city called Trinidad.
In 332 BC, following a protracted seven-month siege of the city, Alexander the Great's engineers cleverly exploited a shallow sublittoral sand bank to seize the island fortress; Tyre's causeway served as a prototype for Alexandria's Heptastadium built a few months later.
