Sentence examples for really extends from inspiring English sources

"It really extends the jacket's temperature range, being able to let in a lot of air".

"It makes one wonder how far the division of powers really extends," she said.

But the harder truth, the intelligence officials said, is that no one knows how far Mr. bin Laden's reach really extends.

"It's an important business, though, and it really extends the heritage of the Atlas and Titan vehicle families, and that's very important".

Technology companies "are realizing increasingly that Washington, D.C.'s influence really extends across the nation and its influence has a direct and significant impact on their bottom line," she said.

While her peers like Mr. Swanberg and Ms. Dunham are known for movies about inchoate 20-somethings fumbling around for love and a purpose in life, Ms. Seimetz created something very different: brutal and tense, focused on two doomed people whose sense of possibility never really extends past the cramped dimensions of their overheated car.

"They've really extended themselves, it's very ambitious.

Can Congress really extend copyrights beyond the terms originally granted?

Does the authority of US courts really extend beyond America's borders?

I can whistle to my horse and he'll really extend for me".

Many chapters are really extended thank-you notes, or heartbroken goodbyes to so many comrades in arms who have died.