Sentence examples for through an extra from inspiring English sources

An exception is the prediction of NO, which (through an extra transport equation) was found to be much closer to experimental results when modeled subgrid variances were included.

She really went through an extra process.

Some are plastic surgeons or general surgeons who have gone through an extra year of training.

The owners repay the loans over a period of years through an extra charge on their local property-tax bills.

The term is unfair, but it conveys the idea that their raw materials have gone through an extra layer of processing, compared with sugar-cane rums.

The plan lets consumers insulate their homes at no initial cost, paying for it through an extra charge on future energy bills, which must be less than the money saved in heating costs.

He set up base camp in the left corner and drilled all six of his 3-point attempts, holding his follow-through an extra half-second and firing a confident glare at his defender as the ball swished.

"As time has passed, I think most of the coaches have said, 'I wouldn't want any of my guys to go through what they went through for an extra year of eligibility,' " he said.

A side note about Roger: Every scene with him now is shot through with an extra layer of tension because I expect the man to drop dead at any second.

"This means that the device transfers magnetic fields from one point in space to another point through a path… as if the transfer was made through an extra-spatial dimension.

In a bizarre venture undertaken by an inner core of the English spiritualists, acting under the guidance of the scripts, a new messiah was to be conceived through an extra-marital union between Winifred Coombe-Tennant, a suffragist and British delegate to the League of Nations, and Balfour's brother Gerald, a Tory politician.