Sentence examples for from stretches from inspiring English sources

Still, Prokofiev forged ahead, creating his own libretto from stretches of Dostoyevskian dialogue.

Giant, shabby teddy-bear heads are rigged up from stretches of canvas.

For us single folk, it's just as dire: we endure moments of physicality bursting from stretches of celibacy.

The vocal line shifts from stretches of elegiac lyricism to bursts of Expressionist anguish, which Ms. Fleming sang with an alluring blend of plush colorings and expressive restraint.

The nineties college-rock heroes are back, in support of the rerelease of their 1992 début album, "11 11," in which Thalia Zedek's plaintive vocals wrestle with drumming that erupts suddenly from stretches of sludgy, bluesy guitar strumming.

It was a good move: their new songs, traveling from stretches of quiet, slightly experimental rumination to loud thrashing -- very much like Fugazi -- have a great booming power, as good as three-minute blood rushes get.

There may also be a dull pain in the loins, from stretching of the kidney capsule.

Wealthy executives started distancing themselves from stretch limousines in the early 1990s, Mr. Becker said.

Coughlin, 23, is prevented from stretching her talent over more events by the Olympic schedule.

They have monochromatic surfaces except for holes that come from stretching on the frame.

Those randomly assigned not to stretch must continue their normal exercise routine but refrain from stretching for 13 weeks.