Sentence examples for normally extend from inspiring English sources

The sets normally extend from six to 10 hours, with Sasha and Digweed taking turns at the mixing console.

And those include publications whose views on opera wouldn't normally extend beyond denouncing it as something swanky and elitist.

It is a position that is perhaps not entirely absent among those who would normally extend, quite naturally, patriotic support to a talented and, in this instance, undoubtedly courageous fighter.

His upstanding life fails to win Romney the political credit that would normally extend to such a paragon, because many people do not understand or approve of the religion that inspires him.

The grim curiosity with which people slow for accidents or sit through horror films does not normally extend to peeking at the innards of corpses, and yet on Friday more than 2,600 visitors flocked to the North American debut of an exhibition of 25 dissected bodies and dozens of human organs in various states of health, preserved by a process that makes them look like plastic.

The Welsh government said it would "normally extend this courtesy" to heads of state and royalty who had died.

The polymer strands are normally extended and bushy and cover the holes in the cube.

Civil servants tend to be proud of their political neutrality, which normally extends into retirement.

The instrument's compass normally extends 11/2 octaves upward from the C above middle C.

The Council normally extends the mission every six months, but the standoff prevented a six-month extension.

Then, using an instrument known as an "order in council", the UK normally extends them to its overseas territories – including the BVI.