Sentence examples for got something extra from inspiring English sources

Old biographers have got something extra: they've lived a long life themselves.

"He's not just a very good player, he's got something extra, that little touch of magic.

In May 2007, millions of people with diabetes got something extra to worry about — the possibility that a drug they were taking to control blood sugar might be harming their hearts.

Theatergoers at the Saturday matinee of David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow" got something extra for their ticket price when Raúl Esparza sang "Marry Me a Little," from Stephen Sondheim's "Company," according to the stage manager's report and audience members.

Savoring the victory in the Knicks' locker room, Mr. Bernstein revealed the secret of his stunning offensive performance: "When you're dead, you've really got something extra to prove out there".

Co-executive produced by, and co-starring Ben Gleib and Brian Drolet, CINEDOPES revolves around the small, incompetent yet extremely dedicated staff of an independent cinema that's got something extra to enhance the movie watching experience: freshly baked pot.

They get something extra from a top college.

Why should you get something extra, just for being nice?

Shoppers, they found, much prefer getting something extra free to getting something cheaper.

There is something psychological that goes on at closings where people feel they've got to get something extra".

Christians from other churches can keep everything they have, he says, but if they become Mormons they will get something extra.