Sentence examples for extensions have been from inspiring English sources

Another area in which extensions have been extensively considered are index structures.

Other extra-cellular extensions have been extensively recorded from both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

Performance anxiety, heavy drinking and even hair extensions have been variously blamed for these lapses.

But that day is still far off, government officials say, so extensions have been repeatedly granted.

Additional lines and extensions have been planned, though the rich archaeological heritage of Rome remains an obstacle.

"Every window has been customized, metal extensions have been added to create more space, neon signs cantilevering over the street vying for attention," Mr. Young said.

The house is huge and modern and somehow without logic, as if wings and extensions have been appended to the main structure willy-nilly.

All of D'Antoni's assistants have contracts that expire June 30; their extensions have been held up while Walsh determined his future.

The federal extensions have been customary in past recessions and their aftermath, but they have become ensnared lately in political jousting over the soaring budget deficit.

Recently, some extensions have been made on this model.

NCRAWL extensions have been written for both nodehandler and nodeagent.