Sentence examples for able to stretch it from inspiring English sources

Sure, it was two sizes too small, but Sean said he might be able to stretch it out.

At first, if you lift up the dough and pull it apart it will break into two distinct pieces but as you continue to knead you will be able to stretch it into a longer and longer piece without it breaking.

"So you might be able to stretch it out to 1,000 people that will be indirectly affected by one specific rig shutting down".

"We spent a lot of money on legal fees and ended up not being able to stretch it much more than a year...I knew about it and delayed it as much as I could.

For example, 2 children noted, "how much can you extend your knee…?" and "if I could trust that I would have been able to stretch it".

Keep kneading until the dough is pliable and has the consistency of real fondant; you should be able to stretch it without it tearing.

I hope the current hardline Israeli government listens, and is able to stretch its imagination to envision an Israel living alongside a Palestinian state.

If the leap of faith to imagine Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister has been too great for thousands of Labour members to make, will the general public be able to stretch to it?

I believed that the novel was the best place for this material as I'd really be able to stretch out and consider it properly.

You should be able to stretch the dough without it breaking.

Pin the elastic together to form a circle, and check that you are able to stretch the elastic enough to wear it, and that it isn't too loose or too tight around your waist.