Sentence examples for three working extensions from inspiring English sources

Currently there are only three working extensions for Edge: Microsoft Translator, the Reddit Enhancement Suite, and Mouse Gestures.

Currently, the tool features three working extensions (a port scanner, web fuzzer and a penetration testing tool), but the team is working to extend the number of plug-ins, and developers, of course, can also write their own.

He sat across from N.F.L. negotiators on three contract extensions and worked so closely with Gene Upshaw that many felt he would succeed Upshaw as the union's executive director.

Two software engineers on the Chrome team, Aaron Boodman and Erik Kay built a working in extension live from scratch in front of the audience in about five minutes.

This work offers three extensions to the dispute formatting process: First, for research objects, the drying mechanism mainly has secret and informal effects, which occur throughout the lawsuit process until the trial is held (Liu 2014).

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper last week told Andrew Marr that Labour would back an extension on the restrictions on migrants from the two countries working in the UK.

Other important interventions include a malaria prevention campaign through the distribution of bed nets for households, the introduction of two health extension works to all rural villages, training and posting of midwives and health offices, and rapid expansion of health centres.

By 1920, there were seven thousand federal extension agents, working in almost every county in the nation, and by 1930 they had set up more than seven hundred and fifty thousand demonstration farms.

For example, wear your hair in one giant braid (this works well with extensions), put your hair in two small buns on the top of your head, or shave one side of your head and keep your hair long on the other.

As of 7 July 2010 the two construction battlegroups, working from each end of the new extension, were just 7 km apart.

Three extensions of the present work naturally suggest themselves.