Sentence examples for example extend from inspiring English sources

They converge, or rotate inward to follow it (as an example, extend an arm with your index finger pointed up, then slowly pull it toward your nose).

The Red trail at Glentress mountain bike centre, near Peebles, is a classic example; extend your comfort zone in the centre's skills area.

Each year non-doms contribute about £8.4 billion in income taxes and at least £150m in fees.But Britain's pull is strong; the attractions of London life, for example, extend beyond the tax system.

It will, for example, extend the 15 percent rate on capital gains and dividends, which was due to expire at the end of this month, and would let businesses accelerate depreciation of capital expenditures.

The gasoline Hedgelets, for example, extend out only a week.

It might, for example, extend coverage to oil and gas drilling, which are exempt at the moment.

His interest in forgotten composers, for example, extends far beyond mere novelty or shock value.

Howe, for example, extends his criticism of "Daddy" to the whole of "Ariel".

Edmunds has a list of general rebates -- Porsche, for example, extends a $500 rebate to members of its car club.

For example, extending his tax cuts adds little to the deficits over 5 years but would add $1.8 trillion over 10 years.

On July 30th the Fed extended and expanded several of its programmes, for example extending investment banks' access to the discount window until at least the end of January.