Sentence examples for just as extras from inspiring English sources

People of colour were pushed forward at every moment, just as extras are hired to fill empty seats at the Oscars if stars drift away.

He also hired many Bostonians — people he plucked off the street or discovered nursing early morning beers in the city's many bars — not just as extras but for speaking roles.

Gaga also made sure her arrival to the film festival was just as extra as her couture look.

Table 6 Time preference proxies and elicitation methods in combined smoking and obesity studies Study Subject Elicitation method/proxies (Cutler and Lleras-Muney 2010, p. 17) Health behaviour including smoking and obesity Health Intertemporal Choices: "20 extra days in perfect health this year would be just as good as extra days in perfect health X years from now? where X was 1, 5, 10 and 20".

And just as important as extra room is a smoother commute for Mr. Wade, who works in an investment bank in Stamford.

You can use the cartridges for backing up files, for carrying data to another location, for moving data between a Mac and a PC, or just as extra everyday disk space.

But Coren points out that, just as extra controls on a camera can be confusing, and, in the hands of the amateur, a humble Instamatic might yield better pictures, so sometimes an owner may be better off with a dog that is not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Just as extra-mental existence is not ambiguous, neither is mental existence.

If you get a large region of space with less matter than average in it, that lack-of-attraction effectively behaves as a repellent force, just as extra attraction behaves as an attractive one.

Just as extra-time looked likely, Robben raced into the area, Marquez stuck out a boot and the referee awarded the penalty, which Huntelaar coolly finished to put Netherlands through.

If not, the cake tastes just as great without these extras!