Sentence examples for extras than from inspiring English sources
This fall DVD's are more packed with extras than ever.
It was cheaper to shoot extras than to go back and reshoot.
New digital cameras now have more extras than a Ridley Scott epic.
Others get a mention, but usually more as extras than substantive contributors.
Packed with more extras than a new "Transformers" DVD, it's a look back at "Maus" and its complicated composition and reception.
This is one accessory you will never leave home without as the T707 packs in more extras than even your handbag.
"I'd rather pay a little extra than sit around another 10 years waiting for a rebirth".
Other customers, he said, have told his manager at the mall that they would rather pay extra than do business with the foreigner across the street.
She was more extra than a sugar-free gum commercial on crystal meth.
The woman I meet at a swanky London hotel is much less extra than the leopard print-wearing pop goddess who strutted across the desert in the "That Don't Impress Me Much" video.
When you have big dreams as a child of being a famous star, drag is the easiest vehicle of feeling like you are something more extra than you actually are.
