Sentence examples for extends little from inspiring English sources
More than 1,000km (620 miles) east, in the small coastal town of Tobruk, sits a parliament elected in June whose writ extends little beyond its poorly attended sessions.
Her biographical footprint extends little beyond the fact that she has a grownup daughter from an earlier relationship, and now lives with a partner who is, as showbiz people say of civilians, "not in the business".
Her biographical footprint extends little beyond the fact that she has a grownup daughter from an earlier relationship, and now lives with a partner who is, as showbiz people say of civilians, "not in the business".
Mr Johnson's scope for embarrassment is also limited by the relatively narrow range of powers he wields; his remit extends little beyond oversight of transport, planning and policing.But the tougher scrutiny awaiting the Conservatives will not be confined to London's City Hall.
Electronic music in film is key at this event, and if your knowledge of the subject extends little beyond that Daft Punk cameo in Tron: Legacy, it's a chance to brush up on a history that goes right back to the mid-1930s.
Gordon is physically unexceptional, and his conversation marks him out as a conceited bully whose sense of humor extends little farther than saying to Louisa, during lovemaking, "Oh, if only I were in bed with a nice woman now," or putting on a Cockney accent and whining, "Why am I always so unlucky with women?" Such remarks are guaranteed to raise a laugh from Louisa.
Their benefits have been extended little by little.
But their support, at least in public, has extended little beyond words.
His other options extend little further than Carlton Cole and the 18-year-old Freddie Sears.
But it was hardly an ideal appointment for someone whose cultural interests were thought to extend little beyond Star Trek.
For those of us whose foreign-language abilities extend little beyond ordering a cerveza or croque monsieur, the polyglot is to be envied and admired.
