Sentence examples for extends to something from inspiring English sources

You can sweet talk me all you like, Sunil, but, like any journalist, my loyalty only extends to something with my byline on it.

Today, with Apple under attack by Samsung, we will see if this extends to something like a "designer's lament".

Our research contributes to the idea that the benefits of learning music can extend to something fundamental, like how language is processed," Gabrieli says.

The rise of these new singletons, which extends to 20-somethings and pensioners alike, has led to a whole host of shared-living arrangements.

It was clear to me that the warmth radiating from Brubeck's music is something that extends to the world around him.

Then there are the skateboarders whose urge to build something more personalized extends to motorcycles.

Locks that can be extended to anchor against something immovable.

The belief that money attached to anything is like flypaper in its attraction extends even to something as way out as poetry.

We should also note that in the same passage of his commentary on the Categories, Boethius linked deliberate equivocation with metaphor, in which the sense of one word with an established signification was extended to apply improperly to something else.

This desire did not, however, extend to the creation of something akin to a First Amendment in France.

Doctors and patients "traditionally see palliative care as something extended to a hospitalized patient in the last week of life," said Dr. Jennifer S. Temel, an oncologist and author of the paper.