Sentence examples for extra reaching from inspiring English sources
6 Music achieved a record weekly reach of 1.9 million between October and December 2012, with 1xtra and 4 Extra reaching record numbers of listeners.
Announcing the service licence review today, Alison Hastings, lead trustee on the review, said: "Between them, 5 Live and 5 Live Sports Extra reach nearly 8 million people every week.
He didn't need the extra reach.
Some workers bend the oven doors by standing on them to get extra reach.
That suggests the Birmingham paper should also be closing – except those bulks give it an extra reach that may be attracting more advertising revenue than Liverpool.
His Tim Krul intervention stole the headlines, even if it was not quite a stroke of instinctive genius but pre-planned logic based on Krul's extra reach.
Around 350 bc, Philip II of Macedon introduced the sarissa, a pike 13 to 21 feet (4 to 6.5 m) long that gave the Macedonian infantry an extra reach before the pike blades of the opposing Greeks could reach them.
It was inconvenient because even in the early 1990s, playing with two hands off both sides was unusual and has become only more endangered in a sport in which added power has made extra reach vital.
She is using a model that remains slightly longer than the typical 27 inches, and she holds her racket low on the grip on her forehand, all of which gives her extra reach.
Errani, a 5-foot-4 scrapper, paid a $30,000 penalty to switch to a different racket company after last season; before she chose a model that was slightly longer and gave her extra reach and power; before she reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open this year and won three tournaments on clay and arrived at the French Open feeling like a genuine threat.
The one-handed drive has its advantages: extra reach in an era when the game has accelerated; more chance of a successful shot when off balance; a greater element of surprise when switching to a drop shot; and a capacity — some say — to generate more acute angles.
