Sentence examples for going for extended from inspiring English sources

Then there's the Yankees' Nick Swisher, who keeps counts going for extended periods, but rarely takes more than one step out of the box between pitches; sometimes he'll take a three-step walk and be back within five seconds.

Engineers and scientists at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh built Hyperion to test the concept of a moving solar-powered robot that can seek out sunlight to keep itself going for extended periods.

They are noble animals with horns like medieval spikes, and they can go for extended periods without water.

There is, by convention, typically at least one minister in the federal cabinet representing each province, though this has not always been the case for Prince Edward Island, which has gone for extended periods without representation.

Not all dollars live here, some go for extended stays overseas in what is called the 'euro-dollars' market.

Eliza, a homemaker and devout Baptist, struggled to maintain a semblance of stability at home, as Bill was frequently gone for extended periods.

Fullerton (2-2 in PCAA play and 9-7 overall) played most of the game without two players who are, together, averaging 35 points a game, and the Titans went for extended periods with a lineup that had a combined average of less than 20 points.

Other countries have gone for extended periods with little or no new forest plantation establishment.

However, as shown by data from this study, insurance coverage issues persist for many patients, meaning that adults with PKU may go for extended periods of time without access to medical and special low-protein food products.

Every year, one in nine people in developing countries goes hungry for extended periods, according to the United Nations.

Last summer, for the first time, my husband, David, and I and our two children all went off for extended stays in different directions.