Sentence examples for heart to extend from inspiring English sources

He added, "Under these circumstances and in an effort to bring some closure to this trauma, I will respectfully request the Legislature to rescind this legislation," and said he hoped that the family would find it "in their heart to extend some degree of forgiveness".

We propose that, rather than functioning as the primary hemolymph pump, abdominal contractions allow the heart to extend the length and frequency of anterograde heart contraction periods.

Striker Craig Beattie plans to hold contract talks with Hearts to extend his stay at Tynecastle.

Cierzniak had to parry wide Danny Grainger's thundering drive from long-range, while a Mehdi Taouil effort spun past the junction of post and upright, as Hearts threatened to extend their lead.

Dr. Jarvik did not attend the conference, which marked the 25th anniversary of the heart's experimental use to extend the life of Barney Clark, a dentist in Seattle.

The move puts the Obama administration back at the heart of the fight to extend same-sex marriage rights across the United States.

Thistle refused to wilt though, and took heart as Celtic failed to extend their advantage.

James Keatings and Prince Buaben missed chances to extend Hearts' lead before Livingston's Nejc Praprotnik was sent off for a second booking in the 74th minute.

Hearts have an option to extend Sergio's deal and the manager himself would prefer to stay, at least in the short term.

However, in March the commission signalled a change of heart after deciding it needed to extend the investigation to take into account the impact of Netflix launching a UK-subscription VoD movie service in January and the move by LoveFilm, which is owned by Amazon, to extend its rental-by-post model to offer a similar online service to customers.

Irrespective of the country or culture affected, we are human, and these circumstances provoke an immediate reaction from the indestructible heart in each of us, to extend our hands, to support others in their need, irrespective of one's own loss.