Sentence examples for extending late into from inspiring English sources

The two weeks of meetings, extending late into the night, marked the culmination of two years of intensive negotiations.

The military authorities have indicated that each day's proceedings could be extended late into the night.

The Baroque style was adopted in the Low Countries in the 1620s and extended late into the 17th century, when Germany and England began to develop it.

Each year, the flurry of phone calls extends late into the night as teams make offers for players who caught their eye while agents press for the best deals, haggling over signing bonuses of a few thousand dollars or, if all else fails, settling for a three-day rookie minicamp tryout with no contract at all — anything to give their clients a chance.

Although such closed-door interviews often extend late into the night, lawmakers said Friday that the interview would end in the afternoon because of scheduling issues.

Since ADHD symptoms may extend late into the day [ 20], the availability of treatments that provide efficacy throughout the day, is important.

If Barbarian Days is a nonfiction Bildungsroman, then it's a coming of age story that extends unusually late into life.

If you believe that the game will extend into late game territory, buy into health as by this point in time, it is likely that you will have amassed quite a number of souls providing a good amount of armour and ability power to sustain you.

He said that he would have to squeeze more work into one less week of school, or worse, have his school year extended into late June to make up the missed time.

While today representing only five genera, many extinct taxa extending into the late Jurassic have been referred to this clade34,37.

A rich array of volcanic lithologies extending into the late Quaternary complement many thick sedimentary sequences that formed in equally diverse ancient environments typical of an accreting active continental margin.