Sentence examples for considerable stretches from inspiring English sources

There are considerable stretches of sphagnum bog.

And while some areas along the waterway were well lit, considerable stretches were not.

Cattle and poultry are also raised, and considerable stretches of land have been planted with trees.

"There but for the" is quirky, intricately put together, sometimes overly clever but nevertheless airborne for some considerable stretches.

For considerable stretches, the Grove seems to be comprehending the entirety of musical experience, but then it stumbles into areas where it has only limited competence.

There are fairly good road communications to Lake Kivu, but considerable stretches of the shores of Lakes Tanganyika and Nyasa have no proper roads.

Not without a considerable stretch to the ordinary meaning of the words.

But making the same argument about a similar dogmatism and zealotry among Democrats is a considerable stretch.

"From the moment Enron admitted to having misstated its books, Wall Street, and also a considerable stretch of corporate America, were never the same," the author writes.

But many economists say it is a considerable stretch to suggest, as Mr. Gore often does, that the powerful expansion of the 1990's was born with the passage of that plan.

It's a considerable stretch to compare Corker, who until recently never showed much interest in foreign policy, with Vandenberg, not least because the problems facing postwar America were, in many ways, so different from those of the present age — and our political institutions, including the Senate, are different, too.