Sentence examples for extend the line of from inspiring English sources

The UK's export finance agency, UKEF, said it will extend the line of credit to Petrobras for it to purchase goods and services from UK exporters.

One day, at his offices, he wanted to demonstrate the way that a pair of his shoes can extend the line of the leg.

If the purpose in using high-collared shirts (with dickies sometimes under them) was to extend the line of the black suits — to make the models look taller — why, then, did they look short and rather squat?

Christopher Vechhio, currency analyst at DailyFX, said: Reports earlier today indicated that Spain would seek an emergency credit line this week, but the euro's explosive move against the dollar came after German lawmakers said that they would be willing to extend the line of credit to Spain.

It may also extend the line of asylum seekers even more.

The player character may carry light sources to extend the line of sight in varying amounts.

Maria Kowroski and Albert Evans made clear the building eroticism of the duet and its chill extravagance, as the ballerina's legs and arms extend the lines of her partner's limbs, and wrap around his body.

In this volume, eminent scholars in their respective fields extend the lines of Reinharz's research interests and personal activism by focusing on the ideological, political, and scholarly contributions of a diverse range of individuals in Jewish history.

In 1900 he introduced a proposal to extend the lines of the Grand Trunk Western, an American subsidiary, from Chicago to Winnipeg "and thence to the Pacific".

In the 1880s, it was proposed to extend the line to Oxford, but the operation of the line was instead taken over by London's Metropolitan Railway.

The pattern extends the line of the balusters vertically with slender tines, four inches apart.