10 sentences with 'extended'

Example sentences and phrases with the word extended and other words derived from it.

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« The ancient Inca empire extended along the Andes mountain range. »

extended: The ancient Inca empire extended along the Andes mountain range.
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« He extended his index finger and began to point at random objects around the room. »

extended: He extended his index finger and began to point at random objects around the room.
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« The bird saw the girl and flew towards her. The girl extended her hand and the bird landed on it. »

extended: The bird saw the girl and flew towards her. The girl extended her hand and the bird landed on it.
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« The young dancer jumped very high into the air, spun around, and landed on her feet, with her arms extended upwards. The director clapped and shouted, "Well done!" »

extended: The young dancer jumped very high into the air, spun around, and landed on her feet, with her arms extended upwards. The director clapped and shouted, "Well done!"
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« An instant later, the driver extended his arm: he was holding something that appeared to be a gun in his hand. »
« From then on the region was called "no man's land", and by 1900 military jargon extended the name to uninhabited and unowned regions. »
« Borders were maintained (or, as in the case of Trajan, extended), public works and infrastructure were built, and infighting among the elites was kept to a minimum. »
« In turn, the Greeks' immediate knowledge of the world extended to the shores of the Mediterranean, the Black Sea, Egypt and Persia, for these were the areas they had colonised or with which they were in contact through trade. »
« The Romans, for example, extended the practice of thermalism to all the territories they conquered. Around the steaming wells they erected sumptuous buildings and created the famous baths of Nero, Titus, Caracalla and Diocletian, among others. »
« Eventually, public services were extended to include poor relief, which consisted of free food distributed within cities to the poorest classes of permanent residents. This practice had nothing to do with charity; it was simply a means of keeping the peace in the growing cities. »

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