Sentence examples for give extended from inspiring English sources

The idea is not just to give extended life to impermanent dance but also to explore the ability of dance to archive ecological systems, to reveal place through a person.

Asked whether she supports giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants -- the question she flubbed on Oct. 30 -- Clinton simply said "No," leaving it to her rivals to give extended answers.

Indeed, the issue of the will is central to autobiographical writing, and some of the greatest autobiographies give extended consideration to the will its nature; its powers; its limitations; the forms of freedom, constraint, and expression it finds in various cultures; its role in particular human lives.

Some frustrated companies also adopted "Garden Leave" policies by requiring higher level employees to give extended periods of notice prior to their resignation (typically 90 to 180 days) during which the employee can be asked to stay home and tend to his or her garden (thus the name) while receiving full pay and full benefits.

First, since decision makers are very busy and unlikely to give extended time, methodological options are often limited.

Doctors frequently give extended courses of rituximab (four to eight courses instead of the standard single 4-week course) to those patients who have not reached dose limiting toxicity.

The company also gives extended life to its projects through books, CD's and other materials.

Others have been given extended furloughs by their employers because there is little work for them.

Over the next few years, their giving extended to 50 children, then to 150 kids, spanning several schools.

But halfway through the book Harris points out that "winter, which is violent outside, gives extended licences for stillness within".

In a news conference Dec. 20, Putin gave extended remarks clearly in support of Trump's move.