Sentence examples for extras rather than from inspiring English sources
Sam Mendes, the director who first pitched the series several years ago and serves as one of its executive producers, had the idea, he said, "to do over the BBC Shakespeares that had been done in the '70s, but this time to do them as real films, on locations and with large numbers of extras, rather than as the weird hybrids they were then".
There isn't much track but again you're investing in the extras rather than the scale – and it is also compatible with most other wooden tracks on the market so it'll be easy to get Thomas chuffing from Sodor to Misty Island before you know it.
Improvements from the E-510, released last year, are incremental at best, focusing on "extras" rather than core photographic technologies.
As in, say, Uncharted – the multiplayer is an inessential extra rather than a fundamental element.
For classic links, they use only pork shoulder, preferring to charge a little extra rather than use lesser ingredients.
She dislikes the way the very word "benefit" suggests something positive and extra, rather than simply a levelling of an unequal playing field.
I prefer the suggestion of a friend that the tour organizers should pay me extra, rather than penalize me, for taking such a wild gamble.
The Greens leader, Richard Di Natale, who is a former GP, thinks that the federal government needs to pump more money into the public health system so that private health becomes an optional extra rather than a necessity.
Perhaps as a society we see disability as a painful external extra rather than a proud, integral part of a person, and so it doesn't seem quite as insulting to have non-disabled actors don prosthetics or get up from a wheelchair when the director yells "cut".
Like a lemon, in other words - like an extra rather than the star attraction.
Sony, by contrast, has been consistent in marketing the Playstation 4 as a games machine - its motion sensor camera comes as an extra rather than being core to the experience like Microsoft's Kinect.
