Sentence examples for room to extend from inspiring English sources

Democrats, Cuomo said, thought the wagon train could get there with "the whole family aboard," and with room to "extend and enlarge that family" along the way.

Though that figure has been increasing somewhat, America's debt profile is still front-ended compared with other large developed economies, so there is room to extend it.

When the dancers do move together as an ensemble, they are often in a circle and spread out across the stage, each with plenty of room to extend.

Lupia wrote in an e-mail responding to a Times inquiry asking him to assess the competitive strength of the parties: Establishment Republicans have room to extend their base and their appeal.

Steinbrenner would not say whether the Yankees had made an offer yet, but they should soon, and it is expected they will propose a three-year deal, giving them room to extend it to four years as talks progress.

The company's retail and licensing partnerships could be the most desirable asset to a possible buyer with room to extend the Martha Stewart brand, especially internationally, say Wall Street analysts.

In another optical trick, the room seems to extend past the windows in the back to a tiered and illuminated garden that makes those of us with plants at home wonder why ours don't look this green in November.

Over the last few months, these have included lowering so-called reserve-requirement ratios for banks — a step that effectively frees more room for lenders to extend loans.

One senior of my acquaintance (he shall remain anonymous; otherwise I'll never get him to clean up his room) recently managed to extend lunch to three full school periods.

There is enormous room for banks to extend their banking services through mobile banking to the unbanked population.

Naturally, the Iraq withdrawal is NOTHING like McCain proposed - he was the last man in the room who wanted to extend the deployment, not even Bush wanted to at the end of 2008.