Sentence examples for become drawn out from inspiring English sources

Miss Cotell, not at first responding, said when the pause had become drawn out, "A dullness settles on me when I try to think.

Skeptics worry that the process may become drawn out, as it was during the 1990s, when the United Nations sought to inspect Saddam Hussein's arsenal in Iraq.

Hartson, who began his career at Luton Town and also had spells at Arsenal, West Ham, Wimbledon, Coventry, West Brom and Norwich says transfers are "a complicated business" which is why they can become drawn out.

But the process also became drawn out, she said, because there was no compulsion to finish.

"If Syria becomes drawn out and becomes a long-term issue, it's going to show up in things like gas prices," said Chris Costanzo, investment officer with Tanglewood Wealth Management in Houston.

The most mundane tasks — the morning shave, or hanging up your hat and coat in a cafe — become drawn-out rituals that fill out the hours lying heavy in your hands.

It will become more drawn out, more complex and more exhaustive.

It all becomes very drawn out, and like Mirror Mirror, tries to fix what isn't broken: the poignant clarity of Snow White being betrayed by a non-mother and then having to be a quasi-mother to seven little people.

Her lovely face seems to chart the horrors and she becomes drawn, the life sucked out of her, as the charmed life she was born into is chipped away by Napoleon's invasion.

Clinicians know that managing expectations can be challenging and the decision-making process can become long and drawn out and highly stressful if expectations and beliefs are not shared [ 3].

These types of cases can become drawn-out "rabbit holes," Suttles said, as investigators must look into every fraudulent purchase to compile evidence.