Sentence examples for calls extra from inspiring English sources

THE OFFICE: SPECIAL EDITION (BBC, four discs, $39.98) On the 10th anniversary of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's "Office" — the original, with doughier people and deadlier humor than its American remake — BBC reissues the entire series: the 12 episodes, the two Christmas specials and lots of what Mr. Gervais calls "extra bits".

But the team does offer what it calls "extra" or "enhanced features"–like weekly chat sessions with Indians players and personnel, and access to the same notes the media get before a game which it believes are worth the $4.95 a month it charges premium subscribers.

It's regular occurrence calls extra attention to it.

The specialist care team there recommended she received a procedure called extra corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).

The best size is called extra small, but they're still fairly large.

Trapiche, the largest producer, exports a nonvintage sparkler, called extra brut, that rivals pricier Californian counterparts.

Mr. Morris, working in tandem with the drummer Luther Gray, isn't calling extra attention to himself.

In 2002, she and Hershkovits formalized this dimension of the magazine's services by starting an offshoot called Extra, Extra.

Incidental Intelligence: The G. A. Hosmer Company, of Buffalo, bottles, for connoisseurs, a furniture polish called Extra Dry.

Ammonium nitrate was later substituted for part of the nitroglycerin to give a safer and less expensive explosive called extra dynamite.

He heard that there was a farm which was split up &laid out into streets; an extra strip was left over, so it was called "Extra Place".