Sentence examples for extended little from inspiring English sources

But their support, at least in public, has extended little beyond words.

For the campers lounging by their RVs and the pool on a recent Saturday, concerns extended little beyond whether they were getting the sun to hit all the right places.

Although our sense of the city extended little farther than the Williamsburg Bridge, and Park Avenue seemed as far away as Paris, my father strived to make money and make it out of there.

When Salim Hamdan was born in 1970, the horizon of his life extended little beyond his poor Yemeni village and a life (if he was lucky) as a farmer like his father.

The city was not, to put it mildly, recognized for its hospitality, and it extended little welcome to the newly arrived Mr. Bajaj, a 20-something Indian immigrant who smelled an opportunity to nudge the nation's capital into the national conversation about fine dining.

Their benefits have been extended little by little.

His other options extend little further than Carlton Cole and the 18-year-old Freddie Sears.

But it was hardly an ideal appointment for someone whose cultural interests were thought to extend little beyond Star Trek.

More than 1,000km (620 miles) east, in the small coastal town of Tobruk, sits a parliament elected in June whose writ extends little beyond its poorly attended sessions.

Even now, Florence's guitar and piano playing extend little further than bashing the odd chord, yet she wrote her first song aged 13. "My first songs were about imaginary break-ups.

Her biographical footprint extends little beyond the fact that she has a grownup daughter from an earlier relationship, and now lives with a partner who is, as showbiz people say of civilians, "not in the business".