Sentence examples for extends to let from inspiring English sources

When you pluck the Aquos off its pedestal, a little strut in back extends to let you prop it up like a picture frame.

The backpack has a handle that extends to let you roll the bag around using the skateboard's wheels, but it kind of detracts from the "cool" factor.

His enthusiasm wouldn't extend to letting us have a photo of it, though.

Whether the man who said them was actually Syrian is unknown, but, whoever he was, he surely knew that "kindly" treatment does not extend to letting people get away with theft or sexual assault.

Whether the man who said them was actually Syrian is unknown, but**,** whoever he was, he surely knew that "kindly" treatment does not extend to letting people get away with theft or sexual assault.

WooMe brings speed dating online and extends it to let users meet new people live in speed sessions that are "fast, fun and free".

I love the ambivalence of the story; Testud's quiet, exquisitely sculpted performance; and Hausner's way of using actual locations and extended takes to let us assess events for ourselves.

This rules do not extend to buy-to-let, which makes up a sixth of the market.

–Still less certain is whether this declaration will extend to plutonium stocks, let alone actual nuclear weapons.

Two Italian-led consortia were the leading challengers when, shortly before the bid-qualification period was due to close in mid-July, it was surprisingly extended to mid-September apparently to let a third Italian-led consortiumid-September apparentlyritoin is slethtly less addicthirdo this habit.

The ideal gas law is easily extended to mixtures by letting n represent the total number of moles of all species present in volume V.