Sentence examples for prolonging that from inspiring English sources
Even larger pores with almost no additional Sg decrease were obtained by prolonging that stage.
"It's guilt-free shopping," says Durkin, "prolonging that rush of never having to wear the same thing twice".
It is better to take a thoughtful and quick action rather than prolonging that secret affair which definitely in the end would be a news around.
Dry shampoo can be a girl's best friend – prolonging that blow dry, sorting out a greasy fringe, adding body to locks at the end of a long day or full-on skipping showers, Glasto-style – but it can also be a recipe for crispy, heavy and, worst of all, white hair.
No one has bothered to take it down, thus prolonging that acute agony of not knowing.
The brief sense of euphoria too often drives the individual to try one drug after another in the hope of repeating or prolonging that evanescent glimpse of happiness.
So at least we could prolong that feeling of family togetherness.
The company might have done well to prolong that period as long as it could, without actually releasing the phone.
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Not being able to sell the house prolongs that painful process.Mobility is part of the American dream.
Increasing numbers of travel addicts seeking to prolong that carefree holiday feeling for -- oh, say, ever -- are clamoring for hotel or motel style at home.
