Sentence examples for extend too from inspiring English sources

One got the feeling that the dancing, shirtless men didn't extend too far beyond the camera's eye.

But just as a cantilever cannot extend too far before it buckles, so an economy cannot place too much weight on a single source of support.

Simply put, if lenders are confident they will ultimately be bailed out by heavily subsidised IMF loans, they will extend too much credit to emerging-market debtors at rates that do not reflect the true underlying risk.

Since my memory of clues doesn't extend too far, I'll just mention a recent clue that I did like: 2d/10ac New ref took latitude, playing advantage for Eden Hazard (4,2,9) Having wrestled with the folly of it once, I've vowed never to try it again.

A thigh tourniquet was used if the fracture did not extend too far proximally, being released before wound closure to control bleeding.

My only quibble is that the dots on the back of the case extend too far down, revealing not only the "iPhone" wording on the device, but the FCC markings.

The silver concessions were extended, too.

And they refused to renew the Andean preferences unless the trade adjustment assistance was extended, too.

Republicans insist that's not possible unless tax cuts for the highest earners are extended, too.

This extends, too, to the aforementioned talking-about-Alanis-Morissette business.

Imperial Roman territory extended too widely for more than a few citizens to attend the comitia from distant regions.