Sentence examples for a stretch from from inspiring English sources

"It's a stretch from there to attributing that growth to the teacher".

To qualify, it seems to demand a stretch from those who would claim it.

It is not much of a stretch from Rupert Murdoch's Times to Rupert Murdoch's Sun.

There was a stretch, from 2009 through 2015, where Hernandez averaged 14.9 wins per season.

"It's a stretch from a financial standpoint for many of the teams, in terms of the cost".

Some of the techniques being marketed, like aromatherapy candles, pomanders and potpourri, are quite a stretch from genuine aromatherapy.

Isis once controlled a stretch from the town of al-Bab in the Aleppo hinterland to Mosul in northern Iraq.

During a stretch from March 19 to April 6, Jefferson averaged 24.4 points, 7.5 rebounds and 6.4 assists a game.

In Mr. Hallberg, whose daring Romeo was a stretch from the princely parts that come so naturally to him, she had a superb partner.

Kansas (0.8 million) would be more of a stretch from a football standpoint but could bring in substantial college basketball revenues.

This was quite a stretch from his upbringing as a "white Jewish guy in Johannesburg", but he describes it as the best time of his life.