Sentence examples for from an extra from inspiring English sources

Last year's fourth quarter benefited from an extra week.

Even this did not prevent Mikey from an extra pat-down.

Santana has benefited thus far from an extra day of rest before each of his starts.

C. C. Sabathia, who threw 128 pitches on Tuesday, might benefit from an extra day off.

(You can even add juice from an extra orange or two).

Ngata said he expected the Ravens to benefit from an extra day of rest before facing the Patriots.

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Trisomy 13, also called Patau's Syndrome, human chromosomal disorder that results from an extra (third) copy of chromosome 13.

The results were misleadingly high, however, because the recent quarter benefited from an extra week of peak holiday business.

"Finance and the Good Society" would certainly have benefited from an extra chapter summarising the author's various proposals for reform.

Trisomy 18, also called Edwards' syndrome, human chromosomal disorder that results from an extra (third) copy of chromosome 18.