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Meanings of extending from in English
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Usage of extending from in English
1
The application of religion was to-day extending from the individual to society.
2
Nazi Germany had invaded its European neighbors extending from England to Russia.
3
Their hands thickened and lengthened, with long claws extending from their tips.
4
There was a crack extending from top to bottom of the house.
5
Next comes the cactus desert extending from Arizona far south into Mexico.
6
Then we saw flames bursting forth and extending from hut to hut.
7
Neison refers to two long straight streaks extending from Crozier towards Messier.
8
And for a long period, extending from three or four centuries B.C.
9
HARBINGER, MOUNTAINS.- Aremarkablegroup of moderate height, mostly extending from the N.W.
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At sun- rise we discovered several more islands, extending from the S.E.
11
Shadows radiated from him, strands of darkness extending from a black star.
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INTESTINE.-Thebowels; the long membranous tube extending from the stomach to the rectum.
13
Mortonridge had become a single quagmire, extending from the sea to the horizon.
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This railroad was three miles long, extending from the quarry to the seacoast.
15
Water was received through two small pipes extending from the grass.
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An object extending from his hand became a blazing rectangle of reflected light.
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