Sentence examples for extra short from inspiring English sources
Outlaws Coach Jim Criner believed his team speed would be the deciding factor against the Hitmen, so he ordered the grass field cut extra short.
It struck me recently how useful it would be if theatre tickets, like clothing, came marked with a measurement of size: extra short, short, medium, long, extra long.
Much of the distinct flavor comes from the espresso blend, which is custom-roasted by Noriaki Yoshime, and pulled extra short according to a style Mr. Tanaka has named the "B.P.E.
The dead die hard, they must take it as they find it, and Belacqua, having believed that his natural troubles were over now that he was dead, found that he was obliged to revisit them in his afterlife because some idiot publisher had demanded that Beckett knock out an extra short story to pad out More Pricks Than Kicks.
Furthermore, there have also been few studies of extra short implants for extremely resorbed alveolar bone [3, 4].
The central part of NDUFA11 contains 4 TMHs, with an extra short helix at the N-terminus and a loop region at the C-terminus.
A two-year extension would require around €20bn of funding (perhaps through extending loan repayments, or extra short-term borrowing).
With certainty about the impact of the debt crisis, banks are opting to stash extra short-term cash with central banks.
The addition of the new work supervising 50,000 extra short-sentenced prisoners on their release, which is to go to private security companies and charities, has now shifted that balance.
KOFU, JAPAN — A Bank of Japan policy maker signaled Wednesday that the central bank was open to adopting more measures to support the economy following its emergency meeting the previous day that offered extra short-term funding.
Yet over time immigrants more than repay the extra short-term burden they impose on education, health and other budgets.Keep the gates openPoliticians often say that they want a sensible debate about immigration; but too often they pander to voters' fears of immigrants rather than attempting to allay them.
