Sentence examples for have stretched a from inspiring English sources

"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.

The officers should have stretched a wire around the area where they were working, he explained, to keep the attackers from getting close.

Christo and Jean-Claude -- for the last few years they have insisted on joint credit for their projects -- have stretched a 365-foot-high 365-foot-high 365-foot-highcurtaino (1972), surrounded 11 islacrossn Biscayne Bay, Fla., with pink fabric (1983), and wrapped the Pont Neuf in Paris (1985).

The Tongans have stretched a tiny budget to include a priest in their official World Cup party and start every team meeting with a prayer, but there's no danger of turning the other cheek becoming part of their on-field policy.

Street thought his side had extended their advantage after 20 minutes when Hunt looked to have stretched an arm over down the right for the opening try.

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.

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.