After its founding by Louis Elzevir, who issued his first book in 1593, its publishing endeavours were extended by succeeding generations to The Hague, Utrecht, and Amsterdam, with varying fortunes.
Once a topic word or phrase has been established, it can be extended across succeeding sentences.
As shown in Figure 2, the interval from menarche to obtain regular menstrual cycle has extended with succeeding generations, and the proportion of women who did not have regular menstrual cycles increased.
Our kids need these avenues to find out who they are so that they can extend themselves and succeed and fail in meaningful, supportive settings.
For on this view, a typical specious present is itself temporally extended, and its parts succeed one another in time in just the way they seem to.
Rather than allowing Bolingbroke to succeed, Richard extended his exile to life and had him disinherited.
But if they succeed through extended sanctions in derailing an agreement, the only guaranteed outcome will be conflict and chaos.
Franny is talented, a tad klutzy and guilty of repeatedly extending the succeed-or-surrender deadline that, if honored, would end her attempts to parlay detergent commercials into a serious acting career.
He did not, however, succeed in extending his power into other areas, such as the high schools.
Proud to chime in with proof that Djita's efforts were succeeding, Niama extended her arm to show me where she had two contraceptive implants inserted.
