Sentence examples for publicly extended from inspiring English sources

President Abdullah Gül, who was the first senior politician to inquire after the teenager's health on Monday, publicly extended his condolences towards the family this morning.

Soon after, a seeming reversal of the decision was announced, with Overstreet publicly extended the opportunity to continue on as a guest, with a series regular position possibly being attained as early as midseason.

The U.N. decision capped a day of confusion and uncertainty that began with Ban on Sunday publicly extending an invitation to Iran to join more than 30 nations expected to attend the conference, which is scheduled to kick off in the Swiss city of Montreux.

In fact, Mr. Velella's mix of making laws and money, little of which he has publicly disclosed, extends beyond the insurance work.

Some teachers have spoken out publicly against extending the concealed gun policy to campus, fearful that an unstable student — who now, ostensibly, could be legally armed in their classrooms — might hurt them or a fellow student.

You take care to present yourself well, publicly, now extend the same courtesy to your mate.

In the end, "Survivor" became not just entertainment but hungertainment, eerily reminiscent of "A Hunger Artist," the Franz Kafka story about a performer who publicly fasts for extended periods.

Just short of two weeks after that repeated indirect quotation, President Obama publicly embraced and extended the metaphor attributed to him: "We've had a good exchange between ourselves and the Russians.

It was unclear whether the review extended beyond publicly available records or whether Mr. Clinton had opened his private records.

People's right to suppress unpleasant lies which are publicly told is being extended to unpleasant truths – until they die when it's suddenly open season on slander.

I will have nothing more to say publicly, except to extend my hand and issue one final, heartfelt command: Rex, come home.