Sentence examples for live extension from inspiring English sources
Light crumples against the hammered brassheads of the frogs Two boys carry a snake between them like a live extension cord.
Light crumples against the hammered brassheads of the frogs Two boys carry a snake between them like a live extension cord Do you have a tip for The New Yorker that requires anonymity and security?
But the brain is still a machine so it's a matter of tinkering with it until we work it out," says transhumanist Zoltan Istvan, who has studied live extension and digital immortality.
When Olga sprays insecticide to kill the ants, she does so uneasily, "feeling that the spray can might well be a living extension of my organism, a nebulizer of the gall I felt in my body".
Devilishly charming, Kokoska is a living extension of his art.
A sitting Congressman-a presumed living extension of James Madison and other founding fathers-was asked on a public street whether he supported the President's agenda.
Or have marketers found a tool that offers them a far more efficient way to link brands with potential customers, allowing individuals to turn themselves into living extensions of the share economy using a structured, mutually beneficial transaction?
No doubt inspired by the brilliant social media campaign of NASA's Mars rovers, those tweeting for Rosetta and its lander did an incredible job of making the hunks of metal seem like living extensions of the intrepid explorers who sent them to space.
Radio quickly became embedded in our lives, an extension of ourselves so seamless that we hardly noticed it.
"So we are proposing to reduce the number of stations and re-invest in our five core networks – Radios 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Live – and extensions of these services, such as 1Xtra and 5 Live Sports Extra, while maintaining our overall investment in digital radio to use in a range of innovative ways to provide listeners with great digital content.
Had he really done anything wrong?" The next afternoon, I met three of Farai's four brothers, each a working man, all living in Extension 2. "Why weren't you with him?" their mother cried when they phoned Zimbabwe with the news.
