Sentence examples for has made extended from inspiring English sources

"He has made extended studies of the geometry of Leonardo's Vitruvian Man" - a sketch of a youth with arms and legs extended - "and offered to look at our painting to see if it conformed," Feldman told Reuters.

The use of sequential media has made extended culture and transfer of blastocysts feasible for human IVF.

President Obama has made extending the expiring one-year payroll tax holiday his year-end priority, arguing that letting workers keep and spend more of their paychecks would boost the still-sputtering economy.

These folks have made extended warranties a $40 billion annual industry.

Instead, it lies in the writings of "individuals who have made extended stays in places, getting to know them intimately".

It is also a political win for Democrats and President Obama, who had made extending the payroll tax cut and the jobless benefits a centerpiece of his jobs agenda.

The liberals, who had made extending the vote to women a major rallying cry of their campaign, had expected that the removal of the threat from neighboring Iraq's dictator would help them gain more independence from the Sabah royal family.

"G.E. is finally complying with the demands we have made extending to all consumers the right to obtain repairs of a product that G.E. knew was fundamentally flawed and a fire hazard," said Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer of New York, who filed a federal lawsuit in March.

By the time the movie ends, he has borrowed a gardener's hat and is tending a holy place that, he has made clear, extends far beyond these enchanted realms.

However, the new direction must not roll back the progress that the Affordable Care Act has made in extending Medicare solvency and should not be used to implement partisan ideas that ultimately harm Medicare beneficiaries by making them pay more for the care that they receive.

London Underground has made provision to extend the Tube system to the terminal.