prolong the agony

The last thing she wanted was to prolong the agony.

They could only prolong the agony by 10 minutes, however.

Without prolonging the agony for them both any longer she got up and left the room.

I do not believe that there is any great case for prolonging the agony.

Prolonging the agony so she could send him a message.

"This will only prolong the agony of the regime," she said.

Perhaps spring training will remove all that from my back, but it may just prolong the agony.

At least he didn't have to wait another day to prolong the agony.

He'd simply allow himself to sag and prolong the agony.

He'd failed in his task and now there was no need for him to prolong the agony of this life any longer.

But to do so would only prolong the agony.

No spin can erase it - only prolong the agony.

Whatever we might do will only prolong the agony.

There was, however, no use in prolonging the agony.

From what I have observed, fighting only prolongs the agony."

It would, however, prolong the agony of observers who had to rely on visible light.

The idea was to prolong the agony, not to make the victim more comfortable."

They are therefore likely to prolong the agony of the President they hope to protect.

But to me, it just prolongs the agony and keeps us heading in the wrong direction.

However, where this is concerned, we need to bite the bullet now, rather than prolonging the agony.

In those desolate waters the added support it gave him could only prolong the agony.

We also do not want to prolong the agony of the complaint respondents."

He would either have returned home and blown his brains out, or simply prolonged the agony a few years by drinking himself to death.

Setting up a commission to write new morality rules for the military will only prolong the agony.

"No sense in prolonging the agony with this hand.