Sentence examples for further to stretch from inspiring English sources

To see how his idiosyncratic humor has changed,  how he twists reality further to stretch our imagination.

Betis had further chances to stretch their lead, Alfred N'Diaye headed over the bar and then Vargas had a free-kick deflected wide.

It's a weird milestone, because I'm caught between being a child and an adult, with the time seeming to stretch further and further from either end.

In this study, most of the participants in all study towns perceived their neighbourhood to stretch further than what was represented on their individually activity space map i.e. further than the places that they had visited during the course of the week that they were monitored.

But the money may have to stretch further this year to make up for any basics lost by the school's $65,000 in city cuts.

With added blockers, Turner can dial up more seven-step drops, which enable all routes to stretch further.

Neither did afternoon matches help their cause, with both Crystal Palace and Southampton taking something from their games to stretch further into the distance.

Muddying the humanitarian waters further are growing efforts to stretch countries' aid budgets to deliver national security objectives or fund responses to the global refugee crisis.

But buyout firms awash in committed capital from investors and with access to wide-open debt markets and ultra-low interest rates will often be able to stretch further than recently cautious corporate counterparts.

When this happens, the ventricle recruits additional contractile units in myocardial cells that cause the cells to stretch further than they would normally, so they can generate a stronger contraction for ejection.

Cunliffe, in charge of financial stability at the central bank, said the main risk from the housing market was that house prices would continue to grow strongly and faster than earnings and lead to more household debt: "In short, the risk that more people take on higher debt relative to their income as they have to stretch further to buy homes".