Sentence examples for life extended from inspiring English sources

A US "atom smasher" called the Tevatron may have its life extended to continue searching for the Higgs boson.

Living wills often express the determination to die a "natural death" and not to have life extended artificially by life support equipment.

Mr. Chambers hinted that Mr. McVeigh might not have been pleased to have his life extended beyond Wednesday, when he was scheduled to die by lethal injection.

He said the new tier of honours would be an "important grace note" in Australia's national life, extended at his recommendation, and the Queen's approval, "to Australians of extraordinary and pre-eminent achievement and merit".

IT was only a matter of time before Zagat, the publisher of pithy and opinionated pocket guides to restaurants, and more recently, hotels, movies and night life, extended its franchise to the retail scene.

An institute that advises the British government on which drugs to pay for recommended against it, saying that the drug was not cost effective based on its cost per year of life extended.

The inequalities of life extend into how we handle our dead".

The Japanese respect and reverence for a long life extend to the arts.

Acting just as a Bluetooth speaker, the capsule's battery life extends out to 30 hours.

After popping in the slice, battery life extends to about 10 hours.

As children get older, their life extends beyond the home and the struggle gets even harder.