Sentence examples for prolonged hiatus from inspiring English sources

After a prolonged hiatus, Modest Mouse released Strangers to Ourselves in 2015.

Board members worry about a prolonged hiatus in gifts of art and money as donors wait out the bankruptcy case.

Geoff Muldaur, the guitar-strumming troubadour -- a familiar presence on the folk scene as long ago as the mid-1960's, and increasingly familiar since he ended a prolonged hiatus from performing in 1997 -- is nowhere to be found.

It was initially banned by the Lord Chamberlain in 1907 and the first night of this revival by a National Theatre that Barker did so much to inspire was marked by misfortune: a few minutes before the end, a spectator collapsed in the stalls and there was a prolonged hiatus while an ambulance was called.

Scorsese fashions a masterful portrait of a pivotal crossroads in Dylan's career, leading up to the serious 1966 motorcycle accident that signaled a prolonged hiatus from touring.

There had been a prolonged hiatus in therapeutic advancement for STS other than GIST.

This hiatus was prolonged when, in 1857, he lost his parliamentary seat.

It won't be the first time that a hiatus between Bond films becomes prolonged.

But the cost of saving Mr Trimble was prolonged chilliness between the British and Irish governments, and an unnerving hiatus during which public and party confidence in political development plummetedMr Mandelson insists that he had no option but to suspend.

The ovations were prolonged.

It was prolonged.