Sentence examples for extra which was from inspiring English sources

"Extra," which was Li's first short story in The New Yorker, is about Granny Lin, a retired Chinese widow who goes to work as a maid in an elite private boarding school where she develops and intense friendship with one of the students, a young boy named Kang.

Well a couple of those add-ons haven't been released as quickly as Microsoft thought, particularly the Windows DreamScene Extra, which was shown off a lot during the January 2007 launch and allows you to use an.mpeg or.wmv video file as your desktop background.

C-SPAN3 is the successor of a digital channel called C-SPAN Extra, which was launched in the Washington D.C. area in 1997, and televised live and recorded political events from 9 00 a.m. to 6 00 p.m. Eastern Time Monday through Friday.

It is the brand's first stand-alone campaign separate from Corona Extra, which is the top-selling beer import in the United States.

Choose from the Mini or Complete collection – the basket's £1.50 extra, which is worth it if you're giving as a gift.

To the Editor: Regarding "Whatever Happened to First Class?" (Feb. 12), I agree that most people are unwilling to pay extra, which is why we are where we are.

Switzer will replace Jonathan Green as the host on Sunday Extra, which is RN's live Sunday morning broadcast of Ockham's Razor, Background Briefing and First Dog on the Moon.

5 Live Sports Extra, which is broadcasting England's Test match cricket series in the West Indies, had an average weekly reach of 657,000 listeners in the final three months of last year, down 25% year on year.

"I am paying £250 a month extra, which is barely affordable," he told the BBC.

Audience Extras, which is listed in the phone book, charges $130 a year, and subscribers pay $3.50 per ticket, with no more than two tickets available per show.

He was interviewed, a few years back, for the DVD extras, which are extensive and interesting.