Sentence examples for the extent of making from inspiring English sources

"Never to the extent of making plans," he replied.

"Will-less, she submitted to him, even to the extent of making small, compliant movements fitting her body to his," one of these scenes concludes.

After President Chirac attended the premiere, he set about changing the law, though not yet to the extent of making retrospective payments.

"I went to the extent of making trousers that you couldn't possibly walk in by putting a strap between their legs.

Every suspicion of self-advancement, even to "succeed" in life to the extent of making a few hundreds a year, seemed to me spiritually ugly, a species of bullying.

With United barely venturing out of their own half, City relaxed to the extent of making a few trick passes as the hour came up, although what they really needed was another goal.

The former are amenable to compromises that subserve their ends, the latter are passionate and ultra-democratic to the extent, often, of making themselves unelectable because of splits and feuds.

Tells of the extent of recovery made by Austria.

By Andy Logan The New Yorker, November 20 , 1948P. 76 Tells of the extent of recovery made by Austria.

Rather than providing copies of records that would also show the extent of redactions made on national security grounds, the authorities are expected to provide retyped documents containing the text which can be released.

More awareness and responsibility from venues: Clubs often don't do all they can to deal with the problem and the extent of it makes it difficult to tackle.