Sentence examples for extended downward from inspiring English sources

In 1916 the school's range was extended downward to include a grammar school, and 10 years later a junior college was established that in 1930 became a four-year college.

The meaning of the term eventually extended downward along the socioeconomic scale until khan became an affix to the name of any Muslim property owner, particularly in Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh.

Here's an attempt of my own, from the spring of 1997: Veteran fans spotting George Hendrick, the lean, large Cardinals batting coach, behind the batting cage in St . Petersburgone morning were reassured to note that his blindingly white uniform pants extended downward to within a millimetre of his scarlet spikes.

When Mr. Romney pauses on the stage or at the lectern, he stands ramrod straight, chest out, arms fully extended downward at his side, tilting slightly forward — a habit, projecting stiffness and formality, that his aides find a bit off-putting.

And a cat's legs are angled under the body rather than extended downward, like human or horse legs.

A redox gradient, evidenced by increasing iron and ammonium concentrations, extended downward with depth from the aerated peat surface.

IMAGINE a moral continuum that extends downward from Categorical Imperatives to Impractical Ideals.

Those spindles extending downward form the legs and those extending upward form the back and arm rests.

One extends downward from the wall's upper right corner; the other passes through the center, aiming for its upper left corner, but never gets there.

Banners can extend downward along the side walls to absorb amplified sound further or recreate the quality of a movie theater for showings by the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

The main sequence of Population II stars extends downward to fainter, redder stars in much the same way as in the spiral-arm Population I stars.