Sentence examples for extend exchange from inspiring English sources

(Indeed, a bill has been proposed that would extend exchange coverage to the President, Vice President, and political appointees). It's critical that those who design our laws get to experience them for themselves.

To me it's ironic that ASP.NET was basically a runtime that came out of extending — I may be oversimplifying it here, but I'm going to try it anyway — that came out of extending the AJAX model, if you will, which was sort of born out of a desire to try and extend Exchange Web Services or Outlook Web Services and that whole timeframe.

In one tense, extended exchange, Fox presented call logs from several days in 2011 that showed all the communications between Sheriff Lee Baca, Tanaka and others accused of having a role in the plan.

Along with an equally laddish Benvolio, they mocked their hosts by mimicking a little tea party, pinkies foppishly extended, exchanging pleasantries in English accents.

In your negotiations on the BPC report, did you sense any interest among the Republicans on a compromise that extended exchanges and private insurance to Medicare and Medicaid?

Mr. Cheever nails the venal behind-the-scenes scheming of editors, agents and publishers and the wit and pacing of extended exchanges get the novel past its formulaic premise.

North Fork Bancorporation announced yesterday that it would not extend its exchange offer for Dime Bancorp stock, which is scheduled to expire today.

North Fork Ends Bid To Take Over Dime The North Fork Bancorporation of Melville decided that it would not extend its exchange offer for Dime Bancorp stock, an offer that expired on Sept. 29.

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Seeking more-favorable debt terms, Delta has extended an exchange offer to holders of $2.6 billion in bonds until Nov. 18.

Delta extended the exchange offer in September after it failed to receive enough responses to its first effort.