Sentence examples for most protracted slice from inspiring English sources

The most protracted slice of dialogue is the workers' conversation after the news breaks that the army has executed the cartels' "boss of bosses".

Lost to myself," Louis, who is on the most protracted guilt trip in theatre history, replies.

Shallow warm-water marine invertebrates show the most protracted and greatest extinctions during this time.

The third, and most protracted, psychological tussle begins the moment the new CEO takes over.

US crude prices have fallen for eight weeks running, the most protracted decline since 1986.

As redevelopment sagas go, the story of the Grange ranks among the most protracted.

Bobby's on-screen murder is among the most protracted of movie dispatchings.

The most protracted refugee situations now last an average of more than 20 years.

After one of the most protracted reshuffles in recent years, the new shadow cabinet has finally been announced.

BA's dispute with its cabin crew is easily the most protracted dispute in UK aviation history.

The most protracted squeeze on real wages since Nelson's victory over Napoleon's fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar.