Sentence examples for protracted to from inspiring English sources

Baker said the delay to the inquest had been "extreme" and would have "protracted to an exceptional degree the distress of those who have been bereaved".

The finale is protracted to the point of exhaustion, as the music hits a climactic wall and then runs into it again and again.

Rhidian Hughes, chief executive of the Voluntary Organisations Disability Group: "The transforming care programme has been protracted to say the very least.

Around halfway through, this revival does feel like what it is: a 30-minute dance protracted to fill 55 minutes, a composition for 14 dancers here reworked for 8.

But the two-year schedule was too protracted to hold the interest of many viewers, says Eddie Hearn, the managing director of Matchroom Sport.In that respect, top-level boxing might learn something from the less glamorous side of the sport.

Where the Willian move leaves Spurs now is unclear, with the Brazilian seemingly lined up as their replacement for Gareth Bale should he complete his move protracted to Real Madrid.

This is relatively unlikely as the treatment of eating disorders tends to involve protracted attempts to engage patients and motivate them to accept treatment.

Asylum procedures are known to be protracted, stretching to over ten years in many host countries.

The word means a protracted puke: to write is to turn yourself inside out, voiding the body's contents.

We have chosen to focus this investigation on the seemingly protracted delay to the initiation of insulin that UK patients are exposed to and it's potential consequences.

One of them is to make that absence extremely protracted and to end it with something extraordinary.