Sentence examples for essential extra from inspiring English sources

Local farmers are busy hauling their cattle hundreds of miles to slaughter to chase essential extra pennies.

Rear visibility is especially limited, so the rear parking sensors are an essential extra for anyone expecting to spend a lot of time on congested roads or in tight carparks.

The sense of protection came out too in a sporty collection from Craig Green, where wooden planks across the models' faces did not distract from the textured sweaters and horizontal-stripe pants, while at Nicole Farhi, the new creative director Joanna Sykes used double-faced and textured fabrics to add that essential extra element of touch to modern design.

The home networking adapter is an essential extra if you're using this as your main music system, since it lets you stream tunes from your computer wirelessly, though the optional speaker stands seem hilariously out of place for a system this small.

Everything else is extra". One essential extra: It's also about being seen.

This year, a week in February half term at the Clubhotel de Verbier would have cost £3,552 half-board for a family of four - and that's before any essential extras, such as lunches, lift pass and equipment rental.

Both "Clerks" (Miramax Home Entertainment, 94 minutes, $39.98) and "Mallrats" (Universal Home Video, 96 minutes, $29.98) contain his typically caustic and often hilarious commentary, as well as many essential extras, including the much darker original ending of "Clerks" and the original (and superior) 20-minute opening sequence of "Mallrats," not shown in theaters.

You may pay for the ad-free download, and buy the essential extras colors to make drawing easier, but after that there's only the bombs to buy.

Budget in essential extras: A bike isn't safe without a helmet, lights or reflectors for night riding, a horn and a lock -- make sure you have enough room in your bank account for these as well.

Only bring the essentials: extra supplies, makeup, and only what you need for the class.

The structure is loose and accommodating, but also filled with objectives – both essential and extra curricular – rewarding you according to how much you're willing (or able) to put in.