Sentence examples for extended amounts from inspiring English sources

(For what it's worth, a person I trust and know well has spent extended amounts of time with him — on a camping trip in the far north, out of reach of civilization, as it happens — and came away with a very high opinion of his character, at least in the cold).

Both were fueled by a highly infectious source patient who spent extended amounts of time indoors with 1 group of persons who regularly used substances (i.e., alcohol or marijuana).

If a job or class demands extended amounts of standing or sitting, try to take as many breaks as possible and rest.

Pretending to be someone you're not for extended amounts of time causes the line between fiction and reality to blur, with varying results.

Megan Draper, played by Jessica Paré, tested the limits of her marriage to Don when she decided to audition for a play that would require her to be away from home for extended amounts of time.

While she would sit for extended amounts of time to watch a movie, she also had the tendency to want to get up to move around.

"Most of us read printed books when we know we have a relatively extended amount of time in which to do so," says Russell Quinn, who partnered with writer Eli Horowitz to create Sudden Oak, producer of award-winning story apps.

But in reality spending an extended amount of time with your family while getting plowed and probably sunburnt can be a cocktail of bad times.

During the recording and production of Carey's Butterfly in 1997, the couple separated, leaving Carey an extended amount of control over the unfinished album.

According to authors R. H. Gibson and Maurice Prendergast in their 1931 book The German Submarine War, 1914 1918, the UBs did not have enough power to chase down steamers while surfaced and lacked the endurance to spend any extended amount of time underwater, exhausting their batteries after little over an hour's running.

In this longitudinal study, known as the "UNSW Rural Clinical School Graduate Destinations Study" we examine the actual career destinations of our graduates and importantly whether there is an association between the extended amount of time spent in the RCS, and rural practice.