Sentence examples for good to stretch from inspiring English sources

Still, it's sometimes good to stretch a little, to consider something outside of our purview.

When is it good to stretch yourself, and when is it reckless?

Asked why she began studying ballet, Ms. Fairchild said that she liked the "control and discipline," adding: "Now, it just feels so good to stretch my leg out or point my foot.

I QUITE like having to walk a bit when I get off a long-haul flight: after sitting for such a time, it's good to stretch the legs and get the circulation going.

You need serve nothing alongside, but sometimes it is good to stretch a meal, not so much because more sustenance is needed, but out of the simple desire to linger pleasurably at the table.

The manager says the players can walk as it will do them good to stretch their legs.

That doesn't mean that parents and students should sacrifice everything else to choose the "perfect" school but it can sometimes mean that it's a good idea to stretch for the right fit.

In the first quarter of this year, 51% of them said it was a good time to stretch their balance-sheets, down from 72% two quarters ago.Such behaviour is typical.

It's a winding path and a good place to stretch your legs and make some long, carved, super-G turns.

"We believe brands such as Flow have a very good opportunity to stretch onto other formats and platforms, be that Xbox or Sky Sports, for example," says MacKenzie.

Writers, if you have a can't-miss commercially viable yarn a-brewing, be good enough to stretch it into a short novel or compress it into a long story.