Sentence examples for to extend to a from inspiring English sources

Lou Piniella aligned Sele as his Game 3 starter so if the series were to extend to a Game 7, Sele would throw that game as well.

The new West Coast franchise will last for 13 years and four months, with an option to extend to a total of 15 years.

I finish the latte that Jon Hamm bought me (I know from researching earlier interviews that paying for a journalist's drink is very much Hamm's shtick; still, it's an impressive courtesy for a celebrity to extend to a hack).

Much new research also ascribes the phenomenon to other motives that are more personal or temporal, including a desire for honor, dedication to a leader, vengeance, peer pressure (first identified as a motivation among the Japanese Kamikaze fighter pilots), and the material support that a terrorist group promises to extend to a martyr's family after his death.

The initial two-year agreement includes an option to extend to a third year.

The FCC can't require Verizon to extend to a new remote region that is unlikely to produce a profit.

"This is a case of the union being unwilling to extend to an independent company the same agreement it's given to big corporations," he said.

Like the woefully clad Bridget, Ms. Zellweger's genuineness seems to extend to an indifference to fashion; certainly she needn't have gained as much weight as she did to convey a plump and ungainly Bridget.

Mozart's sister, Maria Anna – known as "Nannerl", was a fine performer as a child, paraded around Europe by their father, Leopold, alongside little Wolfgang, but her success was neither expected nor permitted to extend to an adult career.

Click on whichever side that you want to extend to an oval.

As you celebrate your 91st birthday, I would like to extend to you a message of thanks and goodwill.