Among the practices being examined by the SEC is one known as "extend and pretend" or "amend and pretend," in which a bank gives a borrower more time to repay a loan.
These chrome and refractor cards extend from the original sets in Heritage (numbers 1-100) and Topps Chrome (numbers 101-200), and these new chrome cards will be numbers 201-300.
The islands are part of a chain of volcanic mountains that extend from the mainland into the Gulf of Guinea known as the Cameroon Volcanic Line.
The tooth-like prickles extend from the tip of the snout to the end of their tail, and offer protection against minute parasites and hungry predators (when mature there are none).
The flexible display and slide-out keyboard extend from a bright-red base; the overall effect is decidedly dated in a fun, “emotionally appealing” way, the designers say.
(If you revised it, though, you would update the copyright to extend from the first time to the date of revision, such as "copyright 1999-2009.")
Property rights extend from the center of the earth to the sky.
Cut the marabou at the length you want the feather to extend from the head to the tail, cutting it towards the base of the feather and not the tip.
For underhanded pitching, the line should extend from the rod tip down to the lure, which should be even with the reel.