Sentence examples for plan to prolong from inspiring English sources

The factory was part of a plan to prolong the life cycle of the WallWalker well beyond the usual 90-day life of a fad product.

Or rather, their plan to prolong enjoying the engagement and not get bogged down in wedding details. "I thought just picking out the engagement ring was complicated enough," said Ms. Douillet, who proposed Easter weekend.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Monday said her country's plan to prolong the life of the country's nuclear power stations would be tabled while the German government reassessed the situation.

Playing only his second tournament since undergoing back surgery in September, Murray was now being extended into a fourth set for the first time since the US Open - and he did not plan to prolong the match into a fifth.

Yet the Congolese, led by the youth have remained defiant and protests against Kabila's plan to prolong his regime continued even after the bloody suppression.

This plan to prolong government without supply was presented to Kerr unsigned on 6 November, under the title "Draft Joint Opinion" (ostensibly of solicitor-general Maurice Byers and attorney-general Kep Enderby).

Joe Weedon plans to prolong the decision as long as he can.

The other big issue will be environmental policy, which is certain to clash with Mrs. Merkel's plans to prolong the life of nuclear power plants.

In Rwanda's refugee centres, some Tutsis said they had fled an expected backlash from Nkurunziza's security forces after last week's attempted coup by generals opposed to his plans to prolong his presidential term.

Malcolm, previously coached by Dan Pfaff, admits he considered quitting following the 2012 Olympics but plans to prolong his career until after the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

He plans to prolong the duration of the eclipse and capture the souls of all 12 kids!