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The phrase 'to extend on' is not technically correct, but it is sometimes used in informal contexts. An example sentence might be: "I'd like to extend on what John just said and provide some additional points."
Ford also said it was adding a three-year manufacturer's warranty to new cars, replacing the one-year warranty, which buyers had to pay to extend on many models.
"We were a very poor family, and there was no opportunity to extend on those desires".
Interestingly, neurites in NGF-supplemented conditions were unable to extend on the surrounding eECM without the assistance of Schwann cells.
Also, to extend on this, the very fact that you can not break a magnet in half and have a single north pole and a single south pole.
Most important of all, some schemes have become too costly to extend on the same basis with tax subsidy to cover the whole population.
Any extension of the Patriot Act undertaken by McConnell would have required support in the House to take effect – support that House majority leader Kevin McCarthy declined to extend on Monday.
Fulham manager Martin Jol wants to extend on-loan striker Pavel Pogrebnyak's stay at Craven Cottage after the Russian's hat-trick against Wolves.
The Isle of Man government has defended plans to extend on-demand bus services to Jurby after a northern resident said the change could be "isolating".
Respect has to extend to everybody on the pitch.
But many experts believe that this will eventually have to extend to units on the battlefield.
The property extends on to an elevated terrace overlooking Fistral beach.
