Sentence examples for like to prolong from inspiring English sources

So we'd like to prolong the season as long as we can".

They associate Santa Claus with an innocence they have lost and would like to prolong for their children, several psychologists suggested.

But, since a declaration of independence might provoke a Chinese invasion, the vast majority would like to prolong Taiwan's current, peculiar status of de facto independence.

Braid, who would like to prolong his stay in Scotland beyond the climax of Glasgow's domestic campaign, is gearing up for another test of his credentials as Zebre visit Scotstoun on Friday.

(Bong likes to prolong the spell).

Not only is he up for such futile altercations, he enjoys them to the degree that he sometimes likes to prolong them via the internet.

Back in New York, we -- make that I -- liked to prolong our arguments by keeping them at a low boil over the course of several days.

Recently, we demonstrated that in addition to generating tonic inhibition, δ-GABAARs of TC neurons may be recruited via a spillover-like mechanism to prolong phasic inhibition generated in response to presynaptic spike bursts (Herd et al., 2013).

This conspiracy unfolds in a sinister present-day America where surveillance cameras track library visitors, cable news channels peddle apocalypse 24/7, and the American government launches pre-emptive military strikes in countries like Guinea to prolong a war on terror "with no end in sight".

The psychiatrist loves a moment like this and tries to prolong it.

Pond, who is based in New Haven, is among a handful of veterinarians who have been replacing hips, elbows and knees in dogs like Lily, allowing them to prolong their competitive careers.