Sentence examples for I can't extend from inspiring English sources

"I can't extend right-handed," he said.

"I can't extend great hope, certainly not to all of them by any means, but I certainly can tell them that we'll work very, very hard to accomplish whatever we can accomplish".

"If I'm playing and I'm doing well, there's no reason why I can't extend the loan".

Muscles in my left arm can become so tight that I can't extend or bend it at all, while at other times it moves wildly in the air.

But, Mr. Hoyer said, the committee "is not the Congress, and it can't extend its deadline itself".

We're spending endless billions on this wretched war but can't extend the unemployment benefits of Americans suffering from the wretched economy here at home.

However, the cheaper Kindle Fire HD only gets an 8GB memory – the 16GB version costs £139 – and you can't extend it.

As Justice Antonin Scalia asked in oral argument last November, if someone can't extend her elbow, is that enough to bring her into the category of the handicapped?

"It's important for people like myself who have been there to tell the guys that we can't extend this thing any farther," Green said.

Professor Fournier says Microsoft's executives seem to have "assumed they had a brand" that could be extended to other products, "but you can't extend something that doesn't have resonance in people's lives".

This ninety-minute, intermissionless piece is about the business of faith, and the private lives of those who mean to do God's work but can't extend that faith — their professed Christianity — to themselves, or to their loved ones.