Sentence examples for need extra work from inspiring English sources

It would seem the Yankees did not need extra work in the batting cage, and the steamy air might have even helped their productivity.

When I had started at the school, I had assumed, like some parts of the British press, that speaking English as an additional language was, for writing purposes, a negative – an area that would simply need extra work.

This year, classes will be offered in 369 schools, down from 562 in 2008, Mr. Havemann said, and the city expects fewer children to enroll, too, although all children who need extra work for promotion to their next grade are eligible.

For those who need extra work in reading and comprehension, take a summer break and read for English, History or Social Science.

The Rio organizing committee recognizes that some rooms need "extra work," saying they will place teams whose rooms are unfinished in other buildings until their assigned rooms are fully ready, a spokesperson for the International Organizing Committee told HuffPost in a statement.

Pay special attention to these areas to get every last bit off; they'll need extra work (and a slower peel, lest you hurt yourself).

They had scored poorly on the state tests the year before she arrived, and Ms. McLeod told them they needed extra work.

Among the early-bus passengers who needed extra work — Dontell Jefferson, Cartier Martin and Sean May — was one Hall of Fame coach who came to monitor every dribble.

Lindsay recently decided to have the tattoos touched up, but the image of Ace, their eldest son, needed extra work. .

San Bernardino had workouts at 6 a.m. that the coaches called "The Breakfast Club," meant for players who needed extra work.

I was chatty and needed extra work to keep me busy, I was what some would have described as a "yellow kid".