Sentence examples for prolongation of your from inspiring English sources

If you stay, the cold and the dark (and usually the wet) conspire to keep you indoors in an enforced prolongation of your celebration, even as you grow duller and your relatives become peevish.

"The prolongation of my case has been an obstacle to getting better".

Rather than a prolongation of the action, extra-time periods took on the air of interludes.

This is what must be considered in the prolongation of futile treatment.

We saw the prolongation of an argument that has not changed at all in 20 years.

"Treading" is built upon compositional principles involving the repetition and prolongation of phrases.

In this case, prolongation of life should trump reproduction.

Most agonisingly of all, is the yearning for cure and rescue simply a tragically delusional prolongation of the pain?

Too often her dances began with bright ideas that gradually dimmed with repetition or prolongation of effects.

There is "a prolongation of innocence there, a prolongation of childhood, that has to do with the Midwest being just a little bit farther from the rest of the world," Jonathan Franzen once said in an interview.

When we consider the "englobingly extensive prolongation" of Leeds' title victory, we should not lose sight of that.