Sentence examples for many extra ones from inspiring English sources

As Michael J. Fox, the actor turned Parkinson's advocate, explained to me in a conversation this week, the embryos that promise so much hope for him and others are the many extra ones inevitably produced by couples pursuing in-vitro fertilization.

As Mr. Wilder says in the short documentary "Making Frankensense," only one of many extras on this superb 25th-anniversary DVD, he first wrote the script, then Mr. Brooks came on board to direct it (both men ended up receiving script credit).

For all its artistic and erotic audacity, her film plays like a tender tribute to alienated housewives everywhere, and especially to her mother (whom she interviews, on-camera, as one of the many extras on a second disk).

But even if America decides to withdraw the bulk of its fighting forces, a great deal still depends on the manner of their going.Getting out fast might save American lives, but risks costing a great many extra Iraqi ones if it creates panic and triggers worse sectarian bloodletting.

Many of the extra ones were in mobile phones.

All the camp workers are from the village, including the women who paint patterns in the ground around the tents - just one of many extra touches.

(i) How many extra electrons can the system bind?

How many extra days worth of medication should I bring?

So many teddy bears, in fact, she needs to put her extra ones into storage (the storage company being the advertiser).

One of the leading explanations as to why we get so many extra decades of life is the grandmother hypothesis.

There are many extra layers of judgement that are applied to women that aren't applied to men -- looks, being another one.