Sentence examples for and so extended from inspiring English sources

But if you are so busy and so extended that you can't get two hours a day in the studio, then you can't really forge ahead".

Guillem, re-training herself to work more gently, began experimenting with other dance forms, and so extended her career by over a decade.

Some scholars interpreted it to mean that anyone incapable of warfare should be protected and so extended the ban to the elderly, the infirm and even male peasants, who as a rule did not fight.

This fund was originally intended to total $250 million (we covered the partial close here) but was oversubscribed and so extended by $20 million.

This large injection appeared spherical and so extended almost 5.0 mm in the AP plane.

These cells would be capable of presenting alloantigen by the direct pathway alone, and so extended survival indicates either (i) non-specific immunosuppression or (ii) that inhibition of the direct pathway can affect graft survival.

He is a novelist who can disarm our sense of likelihood, of the norms of behavior, and so extend our sense of human possibility.

"Cancer cells are those which have forgotten how to die" - nurse, Royal Marsden hospital They have forgotten how to die And so extend their killing life.

Walls become membranes to be arranged at will for spatial experience, and some are transparent and so extend one's potential for movement into the limitless out-of-doors.

Long-haul flights are getting longer because high-altitude winds are becoming more erratic and so extending the time that trans-continental aircraft have to stay in the air, a study has found.

The E layer, about 110 kilometres (68 miles) high, maintains its reflectivity for four or five hours after the Sun sets and so extends the range of such stations to as much as 1,000 kilometres (620 miles).