Sentence examples for have managed to extend from inspiring English sources

However, not all retailers have managed to extend their offers beyond the traditional with any great success.

They have managed to extend a hatred of Spanish nationalism (any nationalism should be hated!) to hatred of anything Spanish.

India's four southern states have managed to extend some affirmative action benefits to Muslims, if not explicitly along religious lines, but elsewhere Muslims have largely been excluded.

September 11 , 20123.26pm BST And George Osborne has managed to extend autumn up until Wednesday 5 December.

And yet, even during his spring "slump," he has managed to extend two little-known streaks, both of which bolster his claim to being tennis's greatest player.

Samoobrona's fiery, media-savvy leader, Andrzej Lepper, has managed to extend his party's base from worried farmers to marginalised Poles in towns across the country.

And with this very deliberate fun, Russell has managed to extend his critique beyond the film screen into the world of weblogging, web marketing and ego formation.

The Rugby Football League has managed to extend the capacity of Elland Road to 33,400 despite some building work at the ground, meaning the crowd will beat the 31,042 who watched the 2009 Four Nations final – refereed by Leon Williamson, a New Zealander.

In so doing, Remind101 has managed to extend its own bank account (and board experience) by at least a few degrees.

While a previous 9to5Mac report put battery life at between 2.5 and 4 hours of continuous, active use, new information indicates Apple has managed to extend that to five full hours, along with normal mixed daily use allowing the Watch to work past the one-day mark, though nightly charging is still necessary to ensure it'll last through the entire next day.

By giving the primary campaign more of a horse-race feel than it actually has, they've managed to extend it.