Sentence examples for extensions of a from inspiring English sources

Street View and Maps were logical extensions of a Google search.

The Ghūrid invasions of north India were thus extensions of a Central Asian struggle.

Resort collections tend to be mild extensions of a designer's thought process.

Ratmansky emphasized the soft port de bras and low extensions of a bygone era.

Humanitarian aid workers do not want to be seen as extensions of a government's foreign policy or military action.

Apart from an invisible metal armature, each is made entirely from braided artificial hair extensions of a kind popular in African-American coiffures.

Cecil the lion was shot by an American dentist last July because parts of sub-Saharan Africa are run for hunter tourists as extensions of a theme park.

We're glad, nonetheless, that literary estates of this kind — corporate extensions of a familial association, with a seal of approval — don't antedate the 20th century.

These will probably be extensions of a round of measures taken last month, which targeted Russia's energy, finance and arms sectors.

State institutions, the electricity board, the banks and the judiciary are all seen as extensions of a centralised state that has neglected Timbuktu ever since Mali's independence in 1960.

Their creations may be seen as extensions of a recent postmodern trend in which artists have used the human body as a "site" for metaphorical or literal considerations of politics, history or spiritual themes.