Sentence examples for prolong itself from inspiring English sources

'New horizons for secure life on the planet.' VLADIMIR V. PUTIN President, Russia The new century of the United Nations should prolong itself into a millennium of effective stability.

If we think how the thought of Merleau-Ponty might prolong itself into the 21st century, or as it protends a future, then we cannot not be struck by the fact that his philosophy does not entertain any conception whatsoever of an 'apocalyptic end of philosophy' followed by the emergence of some essentially different mode of thought.

The conflict with his father was to prolong itself for as long as the latter was alive.

What I did not anticipate was that this startle would prolong itself indefinitely, like an infernal gong at the base of my crotch that crashes with Bonhamesque fury and keeps on reverberating until each next peal.

There would be a second, yearlong stay; and then a third one, which was meant to be the shortest but has prolonged itself indefinitely.

By the end of the decade, however, Hooker seemed to have wearied of touring and recording, and when the near-silence prolonged itself through the 1980s, most blues enthusiasts assumed he had vanished into retirement.

Teammate Matthew Dellavedova said that Cleveland must try to recapture the success with three-pointers that propelled it earlier in the playoffs, but added, "Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness, and dies by chance".

The Ottoman-Russian occupation prolonged itself until 1851, while the 1849 Convention of Balta Liman awarded the Wallachian crown to Barbu Dimitrie Ştirbei.

It was not possible to prolong the survey itself because of the schedule of the overall project.

However, this medication can also prolong the diarrhea itself.

Some workers will immediately accept announced changes, while others may deny the need for it, prolong the change itself, or actively resist it.