Sentence examples for said to extend from inspiring English sources

That protection is now said to extend far beyond political discussion.

Thatcher did that, she said, to extend home ownership to all.

Mr. Lauer's contract is said to extend beyond this year, but its end date is not known.

Among four newer pieces, only Derek Charke's "What Do the Birds Think?" could be said to extend the modernist tradition.

He said he thought they were in Haiti to "occupy" it, and, much as Fidel Castro recently said, to extend their "hegemonic control".

Above monotremes the follicular epithelium appears to be many cells thick; in at least one species, however, this is considered an artifact, and all granulosa cells are said to extend between the outer boundary of the epithelium and the oocyte.

Mortgage-holders have plenty of wiggle-room, he says, to extend payment periods.

Liverpool declined to comment but last month Ayre updated the Liverpool Daily Post, saying: "To extend Anfield, we need to acquire a bunch of privately owned property around the stadium.

Mr. Daisey wrote that it has been a "great privilege" to "call myself a storyteller and to have audiences come and listen to what I have to say, to extend their trust to me".

The summit declined to adopt the most frequently proposed treatments: common euro bonds to pool part of the euro zone's debt; bigger bail-out funds; or even their more flexible use, say, to extend short-term loans.

Microsoft says to extend XP sales for five months [Reuters].