Sentence examples for a protracted version from inspiring English sources

Directed by Tim Vasen, the play suggests a protracted version of one of the wry fantasy segments from the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" shows.

"It is kind of a protracted version of the tobacco industry's nightmare that legal uncertainty will never end," Mr. Rabin said.

Under the amiable direction of Tim Vasen, "The World Over" suggests a protracted version of one of the wry fantasy segments from the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" cartoon shows.

Forty years later, it remains a distinct and rare story, a larger, more protracted version of US Airways Flight 1549's soft crash into the Hudson River — the disaster story with a resolutely happy ending.

Since the introduction of hemodialysis as a valid treatment for renal failure by Kolff in the early 1940 s [ 1], intermittent renal replacement therapy (IRRT) was offered as a bridge until recovery of kidney function; first in a low-efficient and therefore protracted version, later becoming progressively shorter.

It was like being in a weird, protracted version of Almost Famous, where everyone's singing "Au Seve" by Julio Bashmore rather than "Tiny Dancer," and nobody really wants you to be there.

This may suggest a protracted process of hominin adaptation to these emerging, more open landscapes.

His strategy for a protracted nuclear war -- based on weapons modernization, protection of governmental leaders from a first strike and an early version of Star Wars -- effectively beggared the Soviet war machine.

A protracted silence.

What followed was a protracted negotiation.

A protracted three-way bidding war ensued.