Sentence examples for have often stretched to from inspiring English sources

For weeks, the lines at the few gas stations in the city have often stretched to hundreds of cars.

Since the authorities began ramping up enforcement in August, wait times at border stations in Texas have often stretched to two hours or more, discouraging visitors and shoppers and upsetting local business.

Protesters have been arrested, Council members have been called Nazis and sessions have often stretched into the wee hours.

Though the commission tries to tread lightly, and has often stretched out fiscal targets, there have already been skirmishes over "economic governance".

The settlement is a welcome development for Mr. Sharpton, whose personal finances as a civil rights leader have often been stretched and shrouded in mystery.

They have been described as one the UK's worst bottlenecks and incidents have often brought that stretch to a standstill.

Don't make claims that you have solutions for all stress problems, on the contrary, tell them how unique each and every problem is, and how you have to often stretch your resources to solve the problems.

So far, one of three police officers has been removed from the schools, repainting of lane and crosswalk lines along the often fog-shrouded streets has been stretched to once a year from every six months, and contributions to support a playground, a baseball field and an environmental information center have stopped.

The fast runs had been stretched to twelve miles, and often he ran them at the sunniest time of day.

"They've been stretched to the brink".

In the last 11 months, they have often been forced to stay in their homes for days at a stretch.