Sentence examples for drawn-out schedule from inspiring English sources

John Mason of Nevada even argued that the more drawn-out schedule would lead to nicer campaigns.

While the Olympic decathlon boasts some of the top all-around athletes in the world, its drawn-out schedule and its complicated scoring system seem to give it a low profile even in Olympic years.

But Thorsen said the drawn-out schedule was actually useful, because the delays gave the young architects time to acquire an address, permanent furnishings, and the equivalent of a postgraduate education in design and construction.

Fornas pointed to the 18-month timeline for the transitional government, arguing it was a drawn-out schedule for a task that his hamlet had managed to accomplish in just one day.

That's according to MLB Players Association Executive Director Michael Weiner, who indicated that a more drawn out schedule would be likely, hence A-Rod's ability to finish what could be an eventful remainder of the season in the Bronx.

The drawn-out primary schedule, meanwhile, leaves plenty of time to dent his momentum.

Russian officials, who are also concerned about Iran's nuclear progress, had long appeared to use the plant's construction schedule and the drawn-out start-up process as leverage with Iran's leaders and in wider Russian diplomacy in the Middle East.

A number of speakers have also been scheduled in, and these tend to be long, drawn-out addresses.

With the blizzard looming, a drawn-out finish in Iowa threatened to wreck all the Sanders campaign's careful scheduling.

It was the final scheduled Republican debate on the calendar, but unless a presumptive nominee emerges swiftly, debates could take place throughout the spring as the party's nominating contest becomes a drawn-out fight for delegates.

The Warning: Long, peevish, drawn-out rumble.