protractedly

IPA: proʊtrˈæktɪdɫi

Examples of "protractedly" in Sentences

The word "see" in John 8: 51 means that the believer shall not gaze at death protractedly, steadily, exhaustively.
Withal, it may never be gazed upon so fixedly and so protractedly -- no matter how languidly -- with entire impunity.
As Micka has no means to look after it and no experience of empathy, the live plaything meets a protractedly distressing end.
Three children feuded for his throne so violently and protractedly that Henry, fearing for his life, gave the lance to his more faithful daughter, Agnes.
Before Jaran could decide if it was Elaina coming home, the letterbox opened, squeaking protractedly and an envelope slid through and fell heavily to the floor.
Hence term limits for Congress may become one of the few exceptions to the rule that when Americans want something, and want it intensely and protractedly, they get it.
_ -- The alcoholic mother lye from chinamine is evaporated down and protractedly exhausted with boiling ligroine, whereby conchinamine and a small quantity of certain amorphous bases are dissolved out.