Sentence examples for a large extension from inspiring English sources

It's an old pub that has put a large extension of bedrooms on the back.

Last year Westminster council authorised a large extension to the house.

A large extension was added to the building and covered with a rotunda and a cupola.

Its report inconveniently discouraged the president from implementing such a large extension of the programme.

This white house, with a large extension holding the dining room, had a garden where gifts of the Gulf Stream grew: camellia bushes and palm trees.

High values of the non-thermal line broadening are caused by a large extension of X-ray ejections.

The Tanks' opening, heralded by a 15-week festival of performance and installation art that is part of the London 2012 festival, is phase one of a larger extension that should be completed by 2016.

A large strain concentration during the interseismic period, and a larger extension associated with the Tohoku earthquake, indicates a small stiffness of the crust in this area.

Indeed, as the AoA increases, the laminar bubble moves upstream, thus a larger extension will correctly result in an earlier separation.

This is due to the fact that a larger extension should result in lower lift coefficients and thus in higher errors.

The following example aroused criticism and even provoked a controversy (see Sebestik 1992, 151 152): the idea "man who knows all living European languages" has at the same time a larger content and a larger extension than the idea "man who knows all European languages".