Sentence examples for extends like from inspiring English sources
The district extends like a finger toward the northwest.
And while she is acclimating to New York, the shadow of Beyoncé Knowles, her older sister, extends like a skyscraper.
"It's incredible, how skinny that tail is," Prosek observed, holding the little tuna by the narrow peduncle from which the tail extends like a pair of matched scimitars.
At 8 30 a.m., he drives 15 minutes up the coast, past the white beach, where the land narrows to a promontory that extends like a pointing, arthritic finger, separating Kanayama Bay from the larger Tanabe Bay.
A Kubrick-esque box with floor-to-ceiling windows, the pavilion houses a cafe and media lounge, and has a fine-mesh trellis that extends like a mathematical plane in space.
Corner … 8.17pm GMT 31 min: Fellaini extends like Optimus Prime on the edge of the box to slap a shot at goal, but his effort crashes into the hoardings a yard or two wide.
Its roots extend like fingers into the earth, while its branches suggest a nervous system radiating out to soak up the sun's energy.
Their arms rise, thick drumsticks extended, like trees in a gentle wind.
When the cameras turned toward her, the honored artiste responded with arms gratefully extended, like a monarch.
A dejected David Cone surrendered the baseball to his manager tonight, arm extended, like a defeated general handing over his sword.
He often frustrates shorter opponents by extending his jab and keeping it extended, like an older brother planting his hand on his little brother's forehead.
