Sentence examples for have now stretched from inspiring English sources

"The proceedings in Luxembourg are confidential". The Bosnian prosecutors' inquiries have now stretched from the Balkans to London, Washington and Luxembourg.

The ranks of the unemployed have now stretched beyond 11 million, and millions more are underemployed — working part time, for example, because they can't find full-time jobs.

Although the N.F.L. has not set a deadline to conclude the sometimes contentious intrafamily negotiations — which have now stretched into a third year — some owners have privately wondered why it has allowed three of the younger brothers to continue to own shares of the team while also owning racetracks in Florida and New York that have casino gambling operations, a violation of league rules.

But this stylistic crossbreeding has now stretched beyond grime.

With floodwaters closing roads and highways, that trip has now stretched to 140 miles.

What is unprecedented is that its reach has now stretched to international institutions such as Cambridge University Press.

Celtic's unbeaten domestic record has now stretched to a staggering 65 games.

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER Hope Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Milos Raonic packed some snacks, as their tennis match has now stretched well over two hours.

What had begun as an afternoon game had now stretched past quitting time, happy hour and the dinnertime train to Larchmont.

I ask him finally - the interview has now stretched either side of another with Italian TV - which other documentary film-makers he admires.

The union representing striking New York City school bus drivers lashed out at Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's administration on Wednesday for continuing to refuse to take any role in negotiating an end to the walkout, which has now stretched on for two weeks.