Sentence examples for extended to having from inspiring English sources

The tube pursuit (if that's what it was) was a textbook spy-movie sequence, well-mounted and filmed in the paranoid style (the attention to detail extended to having one of Vauxhall's escalators out of order).

During the post-screening discussion, Donovan said that David Siegel could be taken as a representative of many Americans, in spite of the grotesque scale of his overreaching, which extended to having a white tiger at his children's birthday parties.

In the past, Cumming's media appearances have tended to be raucous affairs, cheerfully documenting his adventurous approach to sex and drugs and an enthusiasm for promiscuity, which on more than one occasion extended to having sex with his interviewer.

Multiple styles of Colombian cumbia — porro with wooden flutes, brassy big-band cumbia — have been happily transplanted to New York City by La Cumbiamba eNeYé, whose traditionalism extended to having its singers join a long, circling line dance with the crowd.

It could, some suggest, be extended to have the full rights of marriage.

In the DNC, this general form of MAB model is extended to have the following properties: 1.

But freedom of information does not extend to having that obvious and embarrassing objection spelled out.

Does the mellow version of McDonnell extend to having anything pleasant to say about the man he now shadows, George Osborne?

"David Cameron said he will 'fight with all he has' against Scotland's independence – but that doesn't extend to having a head-to-head debate on the subject.

So if there's an important role for fact-checking sites to play alongside reporting, does that extend to having facts without good journalism?

Whatever Mr. Beatty's sexual predilections might be, his idea of a good time does not apparently extend to having Mr. Amburn in his vicinity during intimate moments.