Sentence examples for classic stretch from inspiring English sources
Eight-day self-guided trek with Walks Worldwide runs June-September, from £879 half-board Germany has many well-established walking trails, a strong hiking culture, too, and some choice locations – such as this classic stretch along the Bavarian border in the heart of the country.
On Friday, the classic stretch duel in the Breeders' Cup Distaff lasted more than a quarter of a mile and will long be remembered as one for the ages.
Some studies have shown the the classic "stretch and hold" warm-up, when done alone, can actually decrease performance.
BALDUR'S GATE II: SHADOWS OF AMN -- Like a vast, sleeping dragon guarding its hoard, this splendid sequel to BioWare's 1998 role-playing classic stretches into distant darkness.
They play many of their classic tunes, stretching back to Veloso's Domingo, from his first, bossa-flavored release of duets with the singer Gal Costa.
So it shouldn't really be a surprise that he went with a classic final-stretch pump-up song for his "Final Countdown" to the Democratic National Convention — that song being "The Final Countdown" by Europe, which has accompanied many a sports montage in the past.
But a Dolce & Gabbana suit had increased by only about $100, to $1,895, and Prada's classic boot-leg stretch pants had increased only to $495 from $450 in the same period.
The restaurant, a classic New York steakhouse, stretches its boundaries to include entrees like fried chicken, pork chops and shrimp scampi.
On Thursday, for instance, TV Land rolled out Roseanne Barr to discuss her classic sitcom, which stretched for nine seasons starting in 1988.
Ordinarily, Irondale builds multi-layered interpretations around a story or a classic play, sometimes stretching its themes across centuries and cultures to get a message across.
Midway through the concert Ms. Austin praised the "elasticity" of Gershwin's music, meaning how easily these classic songs are stretched and bent from genre to genre without losing their character.
