extend to, from, beyond, into or by?
| The licence extends to copying. |
| This will extend to other roads. |
| Accommodation extends to 708 sq. |
| His influence also extended to Kogi state, as his party also won the election there. |
| All rape victims are socially ostracized and this usually extends to the family also. |
| Nixon's distrust was soon extended to his own foreign policy advisors and assistants. |
| Who is covere d under RTI? The Central RTI Act extends to the whole of India except the State of Jammu and Kashmir. |
| Educationists say that this adjustment is not only to do with the academics, but also extends to the social milieu. |
| This method can be extended to intersection in more than 2 dimensions as seen in CuboidJoin (SRM 191, Div 2 Hard). |
| The queue at the Lokoja end of the road has extended to Obajana village, about 15 kilometres to Lokoja city centre. |
| The chrome wire fork extends from 16. |
| It had four ' arms ' extending from its sides. |
| Mark TRICYCLE RUN EXTENDED FROM 24th SEPT- 6th OCT. |
| My library extends from a hallway into the family and living room and the guest bedroom. |
| Billy jumped up and down on the wood plank extended from the shore as his dad readied the rods. |
| We'd need to review the source of funding to determine if credit was extended from where to whom. |
| An inline-area with inline-area children has a content-rectangle which extends from its dominant baseline (see 4. |
| Such responsibilities may extend from the individual patient, to the health care system, or to society as a whole. |
| It was also marked by a distinct wedge of black material extending from the right shoulder down to the left waist. |
| It extends from Sathkhira to Noakhali, all along the Bay of Bengal, and to adjacent areas like Jessore and Gopalganj. |
| The rivalry extends beyond smartphones. |
| Cebu's jovial months extend beyond the Holidays. |
| The effect extended beyond 600 million light years away. |
| The countries that are already extending beyond the bare minimum EITI standard. |
| The perspective of the politician does not usually extend beyond the next election. |
| Shadow effects do not alter the size of a box, but may extend beyond its boundaries. |
| Thus, like all dogtoral candidates there are ways the reach of my knowledge extends beyond that of my supervisor. |
| Translation must extend beyond the exchange of a foreign language for its domestic counterpart into an exchange between media. |
| The traditional homelands of the Pashtuns and Baluchis extend beyond the modern political borders, both provincial and national. |
| Apparently, that self-assurance extends into the offseason. |
| And that truthful reality curiously extended into my dream. |
| However, there is only one line which extends into southern Thailand. |
| When Lucire extends into print, I don? t think I? ll need to look far for an editor-in-chief. |
| Today, that weather extended into Eastern Britain, bringing the first snowfall of the winter. |
| It provides a bridgehead to Asia and its historical influence extends into the Syrian highlands. |
| Its main component is a ribbon-like cable (also called a tether) anchored to the surface and extending into space. |
| Key West's meteorologist, Bill South, said he is confident that the watch would not be extended into the Upper Keys. |
| Until then, the road to Tavern, called Warner LeRoy Place, extending into the park from West 67th Street, is surrounded by trees. |
| DNO said the deadline has been extended by two weeks. |
| Recently, the night curfew in Jaffna was extended by one hour. |
| But you can solve the problem up-to a limited extend by implementing the following methods. |
| In our current case, this timeframe has been extended by a few years owing to better health. |
| His contract was extended by the club at the start of the 2009-10 season for the next 5 years. |
| Time for the completion of this recovery was extended by a bottleneck in our server booting process. |
| In the Central Park the jumps and the park exit have been extended by further terrain adjustments as well. |
| The interest in the method has also been extended by its reformulation from the standpoint of quantum information. |
| Abandonment was similarly illegal and little sympathy was extended by the courts to women who abandoned their children in those days. |
| Beauty extended for the many possessions Caroline loved. |
| The park extends for some 50 miles North of the Seronera valley. |
| Tourist visas can be extended for a further three-month period. |
| A nicely defined ridge theat extends for a comfortable dive at twenty minutes at 80ft to 90ft. |
| It's worth knowing that your Child Benefit can often be extended for up to a further 20 weeks. |
| But then if you have been lonely for three years, it is likely to extend for a long period of time. |
| Contract extensions 2005 CBA: Players coming off their rookie scale contracts can extend for five additional seasons. |
| All other veterans can extend for four total seasons, which includes the seasons remaining on their current contract. |
| All other veterans can extend for five total seasons, which includes the seasons remaining on their current contracts. |
| On August 11, the following day was the summary hearing on whether or not, the TRO will be extended for another 20 days or not. |
| The region extends in all directions to the first empty row or column. |
| Like many others, I assumed this tax break would be extended in perpetuity. |
| This roadway divides equally the beautiful lawn which extends in front of the building. |
| Ideally, at least one of Johnson or Dickey is extended in spring training if AA likes the price. |
| The deep blue part of the animal extends out around the edge when the animal is fully extended in the water. |
| South of Mediterranean Africa, extending in a broad swath is the Sahara, the largest and the harshest desert on planet earth. |
| Randolph?? s season was extended in a big way on Friday night after it defeated Tioga of Section IV, 7-6, in the Class D state semifinal. |
| As a part of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) in 1980 the park was renamed and extended in range by four million acres. |
| The family tree of life is being redrawn and extended in the light of much more accurate and intimate knowledge of the differences between species. |
| And Burns's influence extends across the globe. |
| The available tickets extend across 634 of the 650 sessions. |
| Gang injunctions will be extended across the whole of the UK. |
| Intimate s leek dark timber booths extend across the translucent glass front wall. |
| Most of the marine and coastal ecosystems are transboundary in nature and the impacts from human activities often extend across national boundaries. |
| In the Western world and perhaps elsewhere, most community ties stretch across a metropolitan region, with many extending across the nation or to another continent. |
| But since we do not know the extend of our earning potential, we just give it our best shot. |
| This does not mean by any extend of the creativeness that you should feed your ferret uncooked meat because this is something you should never do. |
| The settlement extended with Boroguichempore becoming one end of the colony. |
| If the value of the precedence trait is true, then the **28;12665;TOOLONG extends up to the start-edge and end-edge of the content-rectangle of the page-reference-area. |
| If the value of the precedence trait is true, then the **28;12813;TOOLONG extends up to the start-edge and end-edge of the content-rectangle of the page-reference-area. |
| It has a long slender bill extending up to a virtual point on the top of the head where the dorsal fin slants, resulting in a huge speed take off compared to other Marlin. |
| It is a continuous process that extends throughout each of our lives, and indeed, for all of eternity. |
| For the years 1934 and 1935, the Daylight Saving Ordinance, 1932 was extended throughout both years by Gazette Notifications. |
| The system extends throughout Olongapo City and it is estimated to have covered or serviced around 92% of the entire population. |
| The rainy season starts in June and extends through October with strong typhoons possible. |
| They continued southward, conquering all of the tribes in their path, extending through the Rift Valley and arriving in Tanzania at the end of 19th century. |
| Personal loans given by way of SHGs that will private affiliates to not ever extend past Rs. |
| The cathedral churchyard has been extended over the centuries. |
| Today, the cloud extends over servers and network infrastructure. |
| It can be defined as the universal collection of data that extends over the Internet in the form of resources. |
| The development of anticyclones extending over Ireland in these months can produce very pleasant weather by day. |
| The program would be implemented in a manner that uses the model already in place, just extended over a six-hour day. |
| In particular, the censorship apparatus that extends over the vast country taking in the media, the internet and in all forms of the arts. |
| The zone with the most intense sightings of Aurora Borealis extends over Lapland in northern Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland, Canada, Alaska and Siberia. |
| He was probably writing from experience, for he knew that robbing Africa of priceless resources has extended over the past few centuries to the present day. |
| Ensure the other leg is extended on the floor. |
| A cluster of settlements extended along Kwan Tei periphery and became known as Kwan Tei North Village. |
| The Airbus A380? s upper floor extends along the entire length of the fuselage with a length equivalent to a broad-stiffed aircraft. |
| Because of the short distances between intersections along this route, the additional lanes have to be extended along most of Ruahine Street and Wellington Road. |