Sentence examples for protracted end from inspiring English sources
At the protracted end of the most extraordinary Masters since Tiger Woods gate-crashed Augusta 12 years ago, and very nearly echoing Jack Nicklaus's win aged 46 here in 1986, Kenny Perry dragged his stiff old bones around the famous course in pursuit of a victory to defy the odds, the years, the lengthening shadows and all reasonable aesthetics.
The soap came to a protracted end in 1989, while the cast - including Collins - reunited two years later to tie up a number of loose plotlines.
Refusing this opposition, I frame Clarissa's final days in the worldly terms of political theology and hail the protracted end of Richardson's novel as the period in which he simultaneously perfects and undoes the novel tradition.
But 40 years ago, the Stonewall Rebellion marked a sudden beginning of the protracted end of secrecy shrouding homosexuality in American life, which the closet still represents.
Unfortunately, it's a rhythm that is derailed somewhat by the protracted ending.
The protracted ending, in which Mei comes face to face with her rival lovers in a whirlwind of blood and snow, teeters on the brink of kitsch, but he brings such conviction to the material that it seems churlish to complain about the tricksiness of the storytelling.
"For 40 days it was written in the papers that he was going to be fired". As one protracted drama ended, another might just be beginning.
He has appealed to the troops fighting around the city to block routes where they can to prevent women being moved to Syria at the end of a battle widely expected to be difficult and protracted, but to end in Isis's defeat.
A Focus on Recovery Deinstitutionalization was the result of a struggle to end protracted and unnecessary confinement.
One of them is to make that absence extremely protracted and to end it with something extraordinary.
Also feeling it: Sergio Ramos, on what made him end protracted contract talks by signing a £36m-after-tax five-year deal at Real Madrid.
