Sentence examples for extending at times from inspiring English sources

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

The perception of what constitutes Palestine's eastern boundary has been especially fluid, although the boundary frequently has been perceived as lying east of the Jordan River, extending at times to the edge of the Arabian Desert.

She noted that the practice extends at times from the hospital to the offices of both gynecologists and pediatricians.

Tree-ring evidence, allowing reconstructions of the levels precipitation, indicate that the worst drought to afflict North America in the past 500 years also occurred in the mid-16th century, when severe drought extended at times from Mexico to the boreal forest and from the Pacific to Atlantic coasts (6 ).

A drawback of this method is that only ancestral paths that have been selected using the importance weights (left (omega ^{k}_{i-1}right)_{1le k le N}) are extended at time i.

By [creating] prohibitory regulations, extending, at the same time, throughout the States, we may oblige foreign countries to bid against each other, for the privileges of our markets.

"Opening hours will be extended at peak times in as many of our branches as possible once the scheme has been launched, to help with customer demand," a spokesman said.

They say customers will be able to visit any of their 2,000 branches or ring up, and add that opening hours will be extended at peak times "to help with customer demand".

I couldn't take my guide dog but I had my white cane fully extended at all times so that people around me knew I was blind.

However, with a rolling admissions process, offers of admission may be extended at any time before April 15.

Next, an incremental formulation allows to extend at each time step the previous general framework to ageing viscoelasticity.