Sentence examples for having to extend from inspiring English sources

"We regret having to extend those individuals," Mr. Rumsfeld told reporters at the Pentagon.

The agency ended up having to extend tax day for another day.

Despite having to extend the conference until late Saturday night, parties compromised on rules to set the Paris Agreement into action.

Le Clos was in a better spot in his his stroke, with Phelps having to extend his last stroke to the wall.

By shaving five minutes off the time between classes, one district avoided having to extend the school day, which might otherwise interfere with sports programs and jobs.

Watkins also fears further costs from having to extend the school break to give pupils more time to eat hot meals.

We have to extend our defense.

Now we have to extend that".

"If that means we have to extend term limits, then we have to extend term limits.

The major powers had to extend it three times.

He doesn't have to extend himself at all".