Sentence examples similar to long pow from inspiring English sources

The next day, there was an hour-long pow-wow centred on protest and dissent at colleges and universities.

Notes: (1) US to launch peace talks with Taliban (2) Justice Department May Probe Alleged Bergdahl Ransom Payment (3) US swaps 5 Taliban prisoners at Guantánamo for long-held POW.

There is an ingenious scene in which Bond is one of thousands of tuxedoed types at the opera, eavesdropping on the secret long-distance pow-wow the villains are having through special earpieces: 007 finds a droll way of getting them to reveal themselves so he can take covert photographs on his mobile phone.

His war service and long suffering as a POW were mocked by Trump.

Here's one of the only nice things I'll say about McCain between now and whenever... It's a terribly long road from a POW camp in Hanoi to the Republican nomination for President of the United States, and it's a remarkable story.

There he intensively studied the history of Vietnam and the French and American wars there, and wrote "The Code of Conduct and the Vietnam Prisoners of War", a long paper on the Vietnam POW experience as a test of the U.S. Code of Conduct.

As well as spending time in Stalag Luft III, he was also on the Long March of 1945, when thousands of PoWs were forced to march in winter from the camp in Sagan - now Zagan in Poland - to Spremberg in eastern Germany.

The week-long event was a part of POW! WOW!

During his internment, his interest in Social Democratic politics was awakened in long political discussions with his fellow POWs, he later said.

His long-awaited debut album doesn't have 'Pow!' on it - a regrettable omission - but it does make grime accessible without losing too much of its fierce, unassimilable edge.

Murphy said that if he could talk to his fellow POWs who didn't survive long enough he'd tell them to "rest quietly, it's over.