As a widely read hunters magazine explained in August, 2008, "there is a limit to what extent one can expect to stretch the strong moral ties and values of Maltese families and stop their Latin blood from boiling over and expect them to give up their land and culture in a cowardly retreat".
On Friday, the end of two weeks of testimony in a trial that is expected to stretch toward the end of the month, both her close confidant and her estate manager described how agitated she became when she realized some of the millions of dollars she had given to Mr. Edwards's presidential bid and to his favorite causes had been used instead to hide a pregnant mistress, Rielle Hunter.
Starting May 22, "World of Color" water show joins a new nighttime parade and new fireworks display across the esplanade at Disneyland as part of a diamond jubilee celebration that's expected to stretch through the end of the year and beyond.
Charged PEI is expected to stretch as the hydrophilic shell, whereas the hydrophobic polyalkylthiophene functions as the core (Scheme 2).
According to the Meteorological Office, a cold front was expected to stretch across the region, bringing rain and forcing the pollutants from the fires down to ground level.
The merger review is expected to stretch toward the end of this year, and as more and more details about the dangers of this deal emerge, you can expect the chorus of protest to grow even louder.
The sequester and the tax cuts need to be dealt with by Jan . 1 the timetable for the debt ceiling increase is uncertain and the Treasury Department can be expected to stretch out the need for an increase as long as possible.
The Nebraska Public Service Commission must also sign off on construction in the state and their review is expected to stretch into the fall.
Mrs. Clinton's trip, expected to stretch over the better part of two weeks and nine countries, reflects the shifting image of the continent and the deepening political, economic and security stakes at play here.
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.
