Sentence examples for expected to stretch into from inspiring English sources

The litigation is expected to stretch into 2013.

About 250 firefighters responded, and the effort was expected to stretch into early Saturday.

CHICAGO — With the possibility looming for a strike beginning on Monday across Chicago's public schools, contract talks for city teachers were expected to stretch into the weekend, as hundreds of thousands of families began grappling with the prospect that school, only a few days old for many students, may come to an abrupt halt.

The Nebraska Public Service Commission must also sign off on construction in the state and their review is expected to stretch into the fall.

The charges in this trial, which is expected to stretch well into May, concern whether nearly a million dollars that Mr. Edwards and Mr. Young secretly solicited from two wealthy donors to help hide an affair was a conspiracy to violate campaign finance laws during Mr. Edwards's run for the 2008 presidential nomination.

Icy conditions started on Sunday evening in the Texas Panhandle and were expected to stretch across Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri and into northern Illinois by Tuesday evening, causing streets and highways to be closed and paralyzing response efforts in some areas.

The pipeline is expected to stretch more than 900 miles.

Eventually, the plug-in network is expected to stretch along Interstate 5 from San Diego to Vancouver, British Columbia.

Demographics and household finances are expected to stretch people's use of online health resources.

While figures have shown signs of improvement, high unemployment is expected to stretch through next year.

But how far can we be expected to stretch our credulity for her?