Lengthily [adverb]

Occasionally those instructions included imagining a wide variety of fates for her character, requiring lengthy sessions capturing death cries.

The Patriots have a lengthy list of injuries and will be without cornerback Stephon Gilmore and wide receiver N’Keal Harry, among others, for this game.

When Smith was cleared to play this season after his lengthy recovery from 17 leg surgeries, Rivera lauded him for his leadership with Haskins, Allen and practice squad quarterback Steven Montez.

At the club level, he had his most success with Barcelona and Napoli, but his tenure with Napoli ended when he was given a lengthy suspension after testing positive for cocaine.

Partnering with the private sector makes sense, because university laboratories usually lack the resources and manpower to nurture ideas through the lengthy and expensive research, testing, and development processes.

Since then, Fauci appeared in five of Specter’s stories through 2012, after which his name did not surface in any of the writer’s articles until a lengthy April piece in the New Yorker that is the basis for what became the audiobook.

Google has issued a lengthy rebuttal to the suit, which it calls “deeply flawed.”

The better prepared Americans are for lengthy counts and major vote shifts because of the increase in mail-in ballots, the less likely they are to believe misinformation about what those swings mean.

Brand, 41, was hired as a first-time general manager in 2018 after a lengthy playing career.

While developing giant deposits is typically a lengthy and costly process, the field may allow Polyus to boost annual output by at least 70%.