Sentence examples for has stretched a from inspiring English sources

Thirty years later, the envelope has stretched a great deal, but in other directions, notably toward safety, comfort and reliability.

With a sensor placed on the knuckle, each time the conductivity changes, the doctor would know that the patient has stretched a little bit more.

This approach avoids the face-fattening effect that is well known to anyone who has stretched a photograph to fill a computer screen.

Mr. Robinson, the hustling druggist, has stretched a banner across the street in front of his place, reading "WHERE IT STARTED".

In effect, the militia attacks confronted the American military command with what has been its worst nightmare as it has struggled to pacify Iraq: the spread of an insurgency that has stretched a force of 130,000 American troops from the minority Sunni population to the majority Shiites, who are believed to account for about 60percentt of Iraq's population of 25 million.

Since June, the wait for the strategy has stretched a further eight months –- unsurprisingly, at this point, given the shock of Brexit and the change of leadership triggered by Cameron's resignation.

This is far from the first time Paterson has stretched an artistic idea over a seemingly impossible scale or measure of time.

"They say we have stretched a hand toward Iran..

The festival spirit seemed to have stretched a mile or so out of Edinburgh city centre today.

But with just 5.41 left the Cowboys finally seemed to have stretched a big enough lead for safety.

They had stretched a 34-24 haleadme lead to 14 points, 40-26, and had silenced the predominately green-and-white clad crowd of 21,214.