Sentence examples for far stretch from inspiring English sources

Interpreting the word "emissary" let alone the law relating to it to include journalists may be a very far stretch.

It's not quite real connectivity and it's a pretty far stretch but hey, who are we to judge gaming reporting produced by the network that brought you The Hills.

It's a far stretch to try and compare apples to oranges.

It is no far stretch for outsiders to surmise Darren Mathis had taken his own life.

The disappearances amongst the five victims named so far stretch back as far as 2012.

The disappearances among the five victims named so far stretch back as far as 2012.

"Every project we've done so far stretches us aesthetically and technologically".

She described Botstein as "near and far," stretching out her hands and adjusting their position as though focussing a lens.

Davies, who has played superbly so far, stretches out a leg to prod the ball back to McGregor.

Frank Brown, a long-time executive at PricewaterhouseCoopers whose business education has so far stretched no further than a ten-week general management course.

"So perhaps, if Amazon executes right with its Kindle product and marketing strategy, the iPod analogy for the Kindle won't be too far stretched," Mahaney says.