Sentence examples for starting to extend from inspiring English sources

Denmark are starting to extend into a comfortable lead and the UK isn't last.

— MIKE HUGUENIN Gonzaga is starting to extend a little bit of a lead, thanks largely in part to the play of Kelly Olynyk.

The scope of Mr. Adam's popularity, which is starting to extend beyond the region, offers proof that his message is coming through.

It might not seem like much now, but the definition of programming (think user-generated video) is starting to extend far beyond cable television channels.

An anticipated growth of third-party logistics providers will likely add more efficiency: China is still underserved by such providers, according to Hemerling, but services such as FedEx and UPS are starting to extend their presence.

However, Alibaba (along with China's other internet giants Tencent and Baidu) is only just starting to extend its reach beyond China and, as it does so, it will be a force to be reckoned with.

He grabbed a tentacle and started to extend it.

In the second half of my 13 years at Cipfa, we started to extend our products and services to other countries.

Where I have a problem is when the founders' penchant hyperbole starts to extend to the company's financial offer.

"If we bring in Percy with the game tied," Scioscia said, "we're going to start to extend him, running into trouble later in the series.

After much delay, China has started to extend its controversial railway line in Tibet that will draw more tourists to the mountain and boost trade with South Asia.