Sentence examples for not anything extra from inspiring English sources

When it is time to go shopping, make sure you buy ONLY what you need and not anything extra that could cost more money.

The lady I spoke with went over the fees and taxes with me and there isn't anything extra besides sales tax and a equipment rental fee of $3 per month, which sounds about right.

The mothers were asked whether the baby actually needed anything except breast milk for the first three days and 252 (35%) said yes, 413 (57%) said the babies did not need anything extra and the rest did not know.

So, to your question: Believe it or not, Verizon doesn't charge anything extra to use tethering on the new iPad.

The main reasons for refusal were that mothers: felt too stressed to participate, did not want anything extra done to their infant, and did not want to see the baby in pain.

"I'm not getting anything extra," she said.

She does not earn anything extra for her position as vice chairwoman.

Teammates had told him to settle down, play his game and not do anything extra.

Before the financial crisis, banks held capital in reserve for expected losses, but did not set anything extra aside as credit conditions became frothier.

"People say, 'I'm going to cover my calls but I'm not doing anything extra,' " said Officer Kendall Murphy, a three-year veteran.

In the child-rearing business, this sort of dull, practical gift serves the dual purposes of setting a good example and not costing anything extra in the end.