Sentence examples for extended the limits from inspiring English sources
"But we have to, so we have extended the limits of our tolerance".
Russia initially promised to hold back exports for three months, and later extended the limits.
A second charter in 1665 extended the limits to latitudes 29° and 36°30' N. The eight grantees were known as the lords proprietor of Carolina, and they were free to dispose of the land as they pleased.
The final result was a catalog of distances for 69 globular clusters, from which Shapley deduced his revolutionary model of the Milky Way Galaxy one that not only significantly extended the limits of the galactic system but that also displaced the Sun from its centre to a location nearer its edge.
Later sumptuary laws were motivated not by military crisis but by a sense of the dangers of luxury: the Orchian law (182) limited the lavishness of banquets; the Fannian law (161) strengthened the Orchian provisions, and the Didian law (143) extended the limits to all Italy.
The band's second album Ride the Lightning extended the limits of the genre with its more sophisticated songwriting and improved production.
Renewing an effort to force the state to abide by its own limits on housing juvenile offenders in county facilities, Hudson County officials yesterday called for a review of new regulations that have extended the limit.
When the 540-calorie fast-food fix first launched four years ago, on April 12 , 2010 KFC extended the limited-time offer to meet high demand after it sold more than 10 million Double Downs in the first month.
Yet another way to cultivate the dimension of time is by extending the limits of the growing season.
