Sentence examples for extended buildup from inspiring English sources

But the film's 16th-century feudal setting limited the graphic possibilities, and Sammy executives feared that Kurosawa's extended buildup to the action would strain 18-to-24-year-old 18-to-24-year-old 18-to-24-year-old 18-to-24-year-old 18-to-24-year-old

This souvenir had none of the extended buildup of a 70th-home-run ball.

"And we will get Bolton". The majority leader said the judicial impasse would have never been broken had he not forced the issue by threatening to prohibit filibusters and engaged in an extended buildup to the vote, creating pressure for a compromise.

There was the 24-hour delay because of torrential rain, as though the elements themselves felt the game deserved an extended buildup, a sense of chaos, of gratification delayed, just as anticipation for the Rumble in the Jungle was enhanced when it was postponed after George Foreman sustained a cut in training.

Clinton was a sure bet to extend the buildup in Asia, deepen the trilateral alliance, and continue the current hostile policy toward China and North Korea.

At least since they nominated a Southern Navy man, Jimmy Carter, who began the defense buildup famously extended by Ronald Reagan, the Democrats, stereotyped as the peace party, have stepped over themselves to demonstrate they are not afraid of a little militarism.

The drawback to drawing things out over this extended a period of buildup is that the film might not seem quite as terrifying as its legend.

In April 2007, Gates ordered combat tours extended to support the U.S. troop buildup and to address concerns about uneven tour lengths.

Consequently, the pressure buildup range for balancing the negative pressure extended from the just dense flow pattern region in the lower region to the whole dipleg length, forming the dense conveying flow regime as shown in Fig. 5.

It has been "a big open question" whether the super-hydrophobic behavior of certain surfaces would extend to preventing the buildup of ice on those surfaces, says Kripa Varanasi, the d'Arbeloff assistant professor of mechanical engineering.

The dramatic experience of moving through the building has been enhanced and extended, and when you finally enter the nave it is almost worth the buildup.