Sentence examples for which then extends from inspiring English sources

One strand of the new movie is a recapitulation of "Tarnation," using some of the same footage, which then extends toward the present.

A new period of anagen starts with cell proliferation of the secondary germ, which then extends inward to reinvest the dermal papilla.

In Fred Brooks's book on software management, The Mythical Man-Month, he posits that the more people added to a software project, the less efficient the whole team works, which then extends the project further.

Because you're trying to start a conversation, to fire up a conversation, fundamentally with one other person, which then extends itself, to 50, to 500, to 5,000 to 50,000.

This process happens about twice a week, meaning that the agents getting the information start at a disadvantage, which then extends back to a landlord who can't get rid of his apartment.

The clearest example of this is a direct relationship through parents' linguistic acculturation and children's language proficiency (Bleakley and Chin 2008; Casey and Dustmann 2008), which then extends to their school performance and, specifically, their language class performance.

In 1779 the Spanish wrested Baton Rouge from the British and took all of West Florida, which then extended from the peninsula westward across the Gulf Coast to the Mississippi River.

With a sense of curiosity and security, the children spontaneously approached Keepon and engaged in dyadic interaction with it, which then extended to triadic interactions where they exchanged with adult caregivers pleasure and surprise they found in Keepon.

The birthday itself was an occasion for publicity, which then extended through the rest of the following year.

McCain's high profile on the Vietnam issue also cost him the friendship of some fellow former POWs; McCain and 1992 independent presidential candidate Ross Perot, who had helped McCain's wife Carol during her husband's captivity, also had a falling out over the POW/MIA issue, which then extended to Perot blasting McCain's remarriage to Cindy McCain.

Survival could depend on evolving special circuits to register the coordinated movement of these silhouette boundaries, which then extended to coincident stimulation by still boundaries as the creature swam.