Sentence examples for take the extended from inspiring English sources

Finally, I couldn't take the extended silence any longer.

Mr. Pollare said he could not forecast possible savings or say how many workers would take the extended leave.

The 57th Presidential Inauguration drew thousands of supporters to the nation's capital Monday, including actress Angela Bassett, who decided to take the extended weekend to honor the historic day -- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday and the swearing-in of the nation's first black president, Barack Obama.

They had a chance to tie the game, or perhaps take the lead, by extending a rally in the seventh inning.

However, as Bryk's research team concludes, principals must take the lead and extend themselves by reaching out to others.

Take the CS6 extended barrel off and place the newly constructed air soft tube into the opening of the gun.

If you do choose to take the elevator, extend a polite greeting, maybe give her a quick smile, and then act calm and relaxed.

The β subunits take the E (outwardly extended high) and R (inwardly retracted low) conformational states corresponding to the nucleotide-free and nucleotide-bound states, respectively.

Here Spain had taken the lead and should have extended it.

The BSAC's function was to take the risk of extending the infrastructure of modern capitalism (including railways) into south-central Africa for the benefit of the British but without the cost's falling on the British taxpayer.

"We're trying to take the name and extend it," he says.