Sentence examples for It extensive from inspiring English sources

And CBS brings with it extensive radio and billboard businesses.

It has flushed blood into the muscles of Scottish nationalism, giving it extensive reach beyond the staid SNP.

Warners gave it extensive publicity, thinking that just this once a documentary might do well in ordinary working-class areas, but it didn't.

The site, founded in 1996 by the poet Kenneth Goldsmith, is an archive of experimental material so wide-ranging that to call it "extensive" is like saying the ocean is "big".

Determined not to be caught in such a position again, the government set up the Forestry Commission in 1919, giving it extensive powers to buy land and plant fast-growing conifers.

Les Murray coined the phrase "the quality of sprawl", referring to the land of Australia and an ethos and poetics inspired by it; extensive, flexible, exceeding boundaries or measures, genially unconfined.

Now, as it undergoes extensive refurbishment, it's even stranger.

Although it has extensive autonomy, its tax revenues are crucial to Spain's state budget.

He may well have thought it was extensive, detailed and authoritative but it wasn't".

It was an indisputable Novel, but it was extensive rather than intensive.

Due to its flat top leaf structure, it covers extensive areas of open waterways.