Sentence examples for have extended from from inspiring English sources

Express highways have extended from Guiyang southwest to Huangguoshu, north to Zunyi, northwest to Bijie, and southeast to Duyun.

Now, scores, if not hundreds, of Guyanese immigrants are facing financial ruin because of loans said to have been arranged by Mr. Ahmad, and the repercussions from the case have extended from Queens to Washington to Guyana.

The whole period of the occupancy of the Essenes would have extended from the end of the second century B.C. up to the year 68 A.D. But how to explain the hiatus between 37 and 4 B.C.? Certain signs seem to show that the monastery was damaged at some point by an earthquake.

Armed with academia's common weapons, indignation and verbosity, they said they were all "disturbed by the ideological and disciplinary preference implied by the university's massive support for the economic and political doctrines that have extended from Friedman's work", and pleaded for time for discussion.

We take the maximum 1255 rupture to have extended from Hokse to south of Kathmandu (Fig. 3).

Two amendments, including one that would have extended from five years to seven the residency period required before non-islanders can freely apply for jobs, were rejected.

Its range had extended from Maine to Georgia and west to South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, with subspecies in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Florida.

Todd Rundgren's long career has extended from garage-rock to wistful pop to progressive rock to producing Grand Funk Railroad.

I was particularly keen to travel along a section of the great network of Inca roads that had extended from southern Colombia to central Argentina.

And under NBC, the end of prime time has extended from 11 p.m. to midnight, the better to sell advertising to offset a $793 million rights fee.

Some people at Oxfam, where she has been a goodwill ambassador from 2005 until last month, might be wishing that her near-silence had extended from the set of Under the Skin and into her public life.