Sentence examples for from this stretch from inspiring English sources

The area has been restocked with commercially valuable species, but other creatures, like sea urchins, are still missing from this stretch of coast.

There seems to be an extra degree of fruit intensity in wines from this stretch of land in the foothills of the Pyrenees.

They are a place to hike and canoe and fish and rubberneck as you drive by old-fashioned pickups residents have left to rust on their properties, the whole time taking joy in even the slightest changes in elevation, so absent from this stretch of the country.

If a standard-sized SUV will satisfy your needs, stay away from this stretch job.

In 1977, the US 80 designation was removed from this stretch in favor of I-8.

A leat from this stretch was created at around the time of the construction of the canal to provide water for the Twyford Mead water meadows.

One poem makes a soldier returning from war sound like Actaeon incarnate: "what remains of my uniform / tattered and tailed / as velvet from antlers, as moss / flayed from this stretching rack of rock".

— The last time the Vatican canonized saints from along this stretch of the Mohawk River, it was 1930, and more than 35,000 Catholic pilgrims came to mark the occasion.

The mansion — yes, on a forlorn block like this is a mansion, an Italianate villa from when this stretch of Astoria, Queens, was weekend-getaway country — is on the market.

Those feeling inspired from walking this stretch of the wall can tackle the full 84 miles of the Hadrian's Wall Path, running from Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway.

Meat Locker: Mon-Sat, lunch noon-3pm, dinner 5.30pm-10pm about a mile from central Belfast, this stretch of the Ormeau Road is home to a fast-growing cluster of trendy cafes and bars.