Sentence examples for a extends from the from inspiring English sources

The topmost zone, called zone A, extends from the trench to 15 km depth and produces long-period tsunami earthquakes.

A noose extends from the leader's outstretched arm and a sapling, representing the growth of something new, is seen sprouting from under the base.

A skywalk extends from the second floor of the headquarters to the berm, where a capacious NASA-style control room will one day be built.

Today, when I reach inside for my invites and releases, a hand extends from the darkness and abruptly grabs me by the fingers.

Crompton [31], however, recognized that such a facet extends from the metaconule to the metacone in tribosphenic mammals.

Traditionally, a Tallit extends from the top of the head to the knees, but some extend only to above the buttocks.

A wooden boardwalk extends from the river through the jungle to the lodge and out over the lagoon.

The home is in St . Joseph a parish that extends from the center of the island to the eastern coast.

A hollow chute extends from the top of the backpack, over the child's shoulder, to open over the chest.

The resulting force can tear the oblique, a muscle that extends from the rib cage to the pelvis.

A lightning rod extends from the onion dome.