Sentence examples for good at extending from inspiring English sources

It's gotten good at extending the lives of people with heart disease, and now it's working on obesity and diabetes.

She is also good at extending the boundaries of art to embrace comic books, graphic novels and posters, and tweaking site-specificity, which originated in sculptural installations tied to specific locations, into an ingenious (if slightly obvious) narrative device.

One thing they are very good at is extending the shelf life of glossy and inoffensive feel-good movies already popular with audiences and well received by critics.

San Francisco did this with contact hitters who, while short on long-ball power, were as good as any in baseball at extending rallies.

Take inventory of what you're good at and extend out from your skills.

Once you're good at this, extend the sewing and knitting skills to soft furnishings, quilts, sheet sets and anything else sewn or knitted that you'd have bought in the past.

"We looked at extending the contract.

The Red Sox are excited about Bradley, and he had a good at-bat against a veteran left-handed pitcher to extend the inning in a high-pressure spot.

At worst, you long for all that useless cleverness to be put to work for good, rather than extending the borders of the kingdom of Inania.

The country's good luck extends even further back than that: the Japan tie will be the 18th in the last 25 that Britain have played at home.

Among the 20 survivors at 6 months, patients with poor outcome (extended Glasgow Outcome Scale scores 1 4) showed a longer total depression period per recording day than patients with good outcome (extended Glasgow Outcome Scale scores 5 7).