Sentence examples for has protracted from inspiring English sources

"Elles" has protracted, intensely erotic soft-core scenes of both Charlotte and Alicja servicing clients and enthusiastically gratifying their kinks.

This group often has protracted illnesses that require costly treatments, specialty care, hospitalizations and home-health, despite the fact that the improvements in outcome or length of life are often pretty limited.

He had protracted, unexplained fevers.

Baker said the delay to the inquest had been "extreme" and would have "protracted to an exceptional degree the distress of those who have been bereaved".

On Long Island last summer, two school districts, fearful of being exclusionary, had protracted debates over whether to let the Scouts meet in school buildings.

The northeastern Algonquin were the first groups of American Indians north of Mexico to have protracted contact with Europeans, so their own ways of living were disrupted at a very early date.

In Transformers, the director and the frame have protracted and meaningful relations, and it is over two hours before Mr Bay as it were pulls on his trousers and promises to call the frame some time next week.

My brother and I used to have protracted score wars where he wouldn't relinquish the console until he'd topped every single high-score table, and I wouldn't give it back to him until the situation was reversed.

They have protracted illnesses, they seem like they're going to die and then don't; all emergencies are real, and to count the cost of anything would be sacrilege, and a fast track to bankruptcy.

Thus, it is interesting to note that the Codex Alimentarius commission in 1999 2001 had protracted evaluations on the possibility of establishing specific and unique standards for herbicide residue levels in herbicide-tolerant GM crops [26].

Serial killers tend to have protracted cooling off periods".