Sentence examples for one that extended from inspiring English sources

She added, "We found a deep chasm in leadership during the most critical time in the academy's history, one that extended far beyond its campus in Colorado Springs".

He had been cultivating a substantial beard, one that extended down to near his chest, but feared it would be too warm for Brazil.

For stretches after Andy Roddick's latest victory, the one that extended his farewell tour at least another two days, he seemed unsure how to react — what to do and how to celebrate.

"As a package, these are all important steps," Mr. Martin said in an interview Tuesday evening shortly before the commission vote, referring to both the cable provisions and others the agency adopted, including one that extended the Do Not Call registry for five years and another to enable small lower-power radio stations to more easily get on the airwaves.

And Mariner players just shaking their heads, as if to say, "Man, haven't we seen this movie before?" Seattle had a meticulously manufactured game plan, one that extended back to their hotel room, back to a closed-door meeting where Piniella, the Mariners' manager, assured his team, the way a parent assures a child around bedtime, that there really is no such thing as a Yankee Stadium bogeyman.

He suspects that Congress may ultimately enact a continuing resolution just like the one that extended last year's budget into this year.

There is an enormous racial divide in America when it comes to voting on Nov. 8 — one that extends to our churches.

In 1990, Charles Liebman and I would write of Jewish "historical familism," of seeing Jews worldwide as an extended family, one that extends backward and forward in time, and embraces even those with whom one profoundly disagrees.

On Thursday, ESPN announced its latest rights deal, one that extends through 2024 with the N.C.A.A. "Sports is hugely popular in America," said Edwin M. Durso, an executive vice president for ESPN, "and I think the prices that we and others pay for programming clearly reflect that".

This is a line that one hears repeated again and again across these islands and one that extends well beyond the vociferous local SNP activists.

The fact that patients indicate a willingness to endure side effects and delay or eliminate aspects of their life for a treatment that "is working" (i.e., one that extends OS or PFS) demonstrates the relative value patients place on these outcomes.