Sentence examples for better to stretch from inspiring English sources

No one has ever worked their fashion act better to stretch summer's pleasures.

For most people in 2005, it would also mean that they should buy a house soon, or forever be excluded from owning one — and that it would be better to stretch and buy the most expensive house they could afford, to capture the huge profits of homeownership.

It's better to stretch for longer and do it more frequently, even if it's not a very intense stretch.

Your budget may mean you get fewer parts done at a time, but if you have other major financial obligations, it may be better to stretch your project out over time rather than spending a large sum of money all at once.

What better way to stretch and twist the image of a popular femme fatale than to make her literally and overwhelmingly fatal?

There is no better way to stretch your legs before a long-haul flight.

And what better way to stretch it out than with a few yoga poses?

There is no better way to stretch your mind and to prepare you for upcoming exams and college-level work.

The final step is to use the heat gun and the squeegee (though the smaller spatula may be better for this) to stretch and tuck the edges of the film around the edges of the taillight, out of sight.

Back then, we three agreed that it was better for the kids to stretch their legs, even if it meant taking in a little smog.

Spartan, stoic, analytical and austere, he routinely stays up to 2 or 3 a.m. to thumb through back issues of The Economist or study progress reports from red-dirt villages across his country, constantly searching for better, more efficient ways to stretch the billion dollars his government gets each year from donor nations that hold him up as a shining example of what aid money can do in Africa.