| Best of all, picking the flowers prolongs the flowering period, so both the inner gardener and the interior decorator in you will be happy. |
| In margin of intoxication, on the edges of the lapse of memory, the complaint of a violin prolongs the end of a motionless future. |
| It prolongs the durability of the curl, enhancing its elasticity and volume without weighing the hair down. |
| This prolongs its life span and increases the duration of its procoagulant function. |
| The latter is known to be due to the fact that hypocalcemia prolongs the duration of phase two of the action potential of cardiac muscle. |
| So the wait prolongs before Harry Potter and his friends at Hogwarts School of Magic finally quell Lord Voldemort, the evil and powerful Wizard. |
