Sentence examples for extending at from inspiring English sources

It's a deep one, too, extending at least 900 miles into the mantle.

While taking many lives, the day's terrorism had the effect of extending at least one life.

The intimate bonds among godsibs, perhaps extending at times to idle chatter, gave rise to the English word "gossip".

He uses this to his advantage in press coverage, extending at the line of scrimmage to disrupt receivers' routes.

Look skeptically on commentators who claim that this music is a logical continuation of a historical line extending at least back to Mozart.

Starting in 1999 and extending at least into mid-2000, Saudi Arabia exported 150,000 barrels of oil a day, gratis, to Pakistan and Afghanistan as foreign aid, according to Petroleum Intelligence Weekly, a trade publication.

There were other signs of a potential recession, which is generally defined as a period extending at least several months in which economic activity shrinks, resulting in fewer jobs, weaker investment and less spending.

The predominant rural settlement pattern in the marshlands along the North Sea coast and Elbe River is one of linear villages (Marschhufendörfer) situated along interior dikes and canals, with their fields extending at right angles in long narrow strips.

Those mathematical calculations tracked vast amounts of time extending at least 7,000 years into the future; that detail was significant, because it contradicted interpretations that the Maya had predicted a 2012 apocalypse.

The Yankees made him labor by extending at-bats, and Jorge Posada, who had 18 strikeouts in 28 at-bats against Martínez, lashed a bases-loaded triple in a four-run first inning.

Kouzmanoff's practice emphasis, focused on defense and extending at-bats instead of bicep-building for monster home runs–meat-bats insteadee him of SportsCenter for most Padres recaps.