Sentence examples for turned up extra from inspiring English sources
He took the precaution of arranging for the music to be turned up extra loud when he took to the stage.
And there are times when you simply have to lift the curtain and visit Windows; until I tweaked the Control Panel display settings, wide-screen DVDs turned up extra wide on-screen.
During last summer's exams season, she said students had to turn up extra early to claim a desk or face being turned away.
And even a common Easter date can pose difficulties, for example at the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem where six Christian communities jostle for space: Catholics who wish to visit Christ's tomb on Easter Saturday must turn up extra-early (at 5.30am) because of security measures for the exuberant Orthodox Holy Fire ceremony a few hours later.In this section Vox populi or hoi polloi?
For the engagement party she gave earlier this year for Lucy Sykes, a fashion editor, she organized an Indian feast -- a good thing, since that night 40 extra people turned up.
I had asked for 500 extras; 1,000 turned up and we hired them all.
The main provider having the problem with the ISPs, GTT, confirmed they were given extra capacity by some ISPs, dating back more than six months ago, and that GTT simply hasn't turned up that extra capacity yet.
The A. J. Fletcher Foundation turned up when extra money was needed, and its work may not be over.
Scholarly discoveries turned up.
The substitute turned up.
