The prejudice often extends to their children.
That secrecy often extends to energy use.
The family structure often extends throughout the community.
That's likely to be sometime this summer because the Arkansas legislature often extends its session.
This feeling of the art studio as a warm and noisy but welcoming household often extends to the viewer too.
Key decisions are taken by a circle of insiders whose influence often extends far beyond their job titles.
Alluding to his adversary's age, he often extends such backhanded compliments as, "I respect the 37 years of service that the prime minister has given".
Debra L. Rothberg, a Manhattan lawyer, said that the potential exposure of a property owner to liability for such problems often extends beyond the building's four walls.
Maclean said: "I've seen very large planes shifted anything up to 4,000ft by turbulence; a thunderstorm often extends far over a cloud.
But Congress often extends tax provisions that began with a time limit, and the Obama administration seems quite comfortable with the idea of the tax becoming permanent.
She often extends a leg higher in arabesque than suits her line, and yet this flash of bravado says so much about her glorious performing spirit.
