Examples of 'sometimes extended' in a sentence
Meaning of "sometimes extended"
sometimes extended - This phrase implies that occasionally or on certain occasions, something is prolonged, stretched out, or expanded in duration or length
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Limits are sometimes extended because of personnel shortages.
The concept of competitive advantage is sometimes extended to a country.
Sometimes extended intros were programmed to cover this problem.
The operating hours are sometimes extended for special events.
Sometimes extended warranties are delivered by a third party such as an insurance company.
Times not always regular and sometimes extended in the evening.
Malwa is sometimes extended to include the Nimar region south of the Vindhyas.
Deployments were sometimes extended.
Sometimes extended family-grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins-can be a consideration.
Progressive rock visual styles sometimes extended to the stage sets.
In others, she is often present for a visit, sometimes brief and sometimes extended.
Which is sometimes extended to form.
A skin incision is made along the neck and sometimes extended to the shoulder.
Price protection is sometimes extended for an additional period beyond the date of shipment.
Kidarite coins found in Gandhara suggest that their rule sometimes extended into northern India.
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The promotional loans are sometimes extended via another institution as intermediary pass through loans.
Therefore, the definition of rate of convergence is sometimes extended as follows.
The term is also sometimes extended to South Asia and Central Asia.
Occasionally he would disappear, and his absences sometimes extended to months.
The sense of the term is sometimes extended to any gallery, balcony, or triforium.
The target for decision is 45 days, but this is sometimes extended.
To prevent this, the ko rule is sometimes extended to disallow any previous position.
The deposits form pockets, lenses, chains of pockets or lenses, and sometimes extended sheets.
In concert, the band has sometimes extended the song to as long as fifteen minutes.
The common word for boat was barangay, a term sometimes extended to the crew.
The Lingeer's role sometimes extended to overthrowing the current king.
While most mandates are for six months ' duration, they are sometimes extended for shorter periods.
This analogy is sometimes extended further by media references to " Summer Olympiads ".
The nest entrance is in the side, and is sometimes extended into a funnel.
In the north, it sometimes extended beyond the Mahandi river, up to the Vaitarani river.
There is a spot on the base of the costa, sometimes extended to the dorsum.
The phrase is sometimes extended to “ In vino veritas, in aqua sanitas . ”.
The nest entrance is on the side, and is sometimes extended into a short funnel.
The term is sometimes extended to D-A-CH-Li, DACHL or DACH+ to include Liechtenstein.
Right and left hemicolectomies are sometimes extended to the transverse colon and.
These chronic conditions imply periodical and sometimes extended hospitalizations, but do not impede studying.
In epoch 3, these buildings were sometimes extended and more solidly built.
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Is not extended for the following reasons
Starting up a unit after an extended period of inactivity
Extended cranking can damage starter motor
