Sentence examples for extends at from inspiring English sources

This magma layer extends at least 150 square miles and is located about five miles underground.

Next, make sure it extends at least an inch into the doorjamb.

A "secure zone" extends at most a few kilometres from the Kabul-Kandahar highway.

Armed with a good London map that extends at least to the Tower, an explorer can plot routes.

The course of instruction leading to a bachelor of science in pharmacy extends at least five years.

There's a kind of trying-too-hard, too-hip ennui to the atmosphere that, unfortunately, extends at least a little bit to the food.

The region's threat extends, at most, to Pakistan, which should be allowed to resolve its own problems – as those such as Imran Khan argue that it is capable of doing.

This intriguing assembly has a quasi-medieval quality, with its provisional timber lattices and exposed studwork panelling; it extends at a jaunty angle behind a three-storey billboard, in which a big proscenium opening has been cut.

Scientists estimated that at most water probably accounts for just a small percentage of the mass of the Martian surface, but is spread over vast stretches of the landscape and extends at least as deep as three feet.

The alternative design, which was favored by Boeing, involves the use of a movable wing that extends at low altitudes, thus allowing lower takeoff and landing speeds, and sweeps back for supersonic cruise at high altitudes.

Knoblauch extends at-bats, he drains pitchers and he gives every Yankee a better clue about what they might see.