Sentence examples for but drawn out from inspiring English sources

Kind of like Beckett retelling Aesopian legends about old strange mansions and frustrated blacksmiths, but drawn out in a tone that is clearly Ruocco's own, this pair is great evidence of how much freshness and fear and tragedy can be packed into what seems the oldest mode of storytelling forms, and with sentences that change and mutate the modern current along the way.

"But drawn out industrial action over contracts and pay would mean further disruption to patients who are relying on NHS care, with thousands more operations cancelled and check-ups delayed.

After a vowel, don't pronounce the R, but draw out the vowel and maybe add an "uh" (Here is "heeuh").

He didn't say how long that would take; Jeh Johnson, the Pentagon's general counsel and co-author of the report, said it would be "not fast, but not drawn out".

Now you: "But the drawn out process also has underscored the depth and seriousness of the problem.

The planning processes were productive, but also drawn out and onerous, especially when combined with the effort required to support inter-agency planning.

Who will support victims when abuse is not recorded and pre-packaged solely for our consumption but subtle and drawn out, or when the state itself commits violence?

The Republican primary contest four years ago was long and drawn out, but actually turned out to be a relatively inexpensive race.

It may be maddening, it may be drawn out, but he argued, at the end of the day, Washington does what it has to do.

"It was long and drawn out, but it got to a conclusion and he's signed with Kilmarnock until the end of the season.

At once unending and drawn out, but at the same time three months of blink-and-you'll-miss-it nothingness.