Sentence examples for have stretched back from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for Sotheby's have argued that the conspiracy could not have stretched back to 1992 because Sir Anthony did not join Christie's until 1993, according to a lawyer familiar with the talks.

Their races in some ways capped a political drama that has stretched back years.

It is a mass psychological dysfunction hidden in plain sight, which has stretched back decades or even centuries and will, unchecked, do precisely the same in the future.

Rutherford, who has had his sperm frozen as a precaution against the Zika virus, bounced back from his disappointing performance in the Birmingham Diamond League in June, which ended an unbeaten run that had stretched back to last July.

This may have been a staccato performance, one that frustrated far more than it excited, but it means the side have broken a winless streak in these finals that had stretched back to 2009.

The Belgian scored his team's first to end a run without a goal that had stretched back to Sept 15 although they had already fallen two down within 20 minutes against a Southampton team that has traditionally struggled to score goals at their own stadium.

The run of losses had stretched back 22 years.

The iPhone 8/8 Plus's launch had broken a streak of sales decreases that had stretched back six quarters.

TechCrunch understands that Yahoo's interest in Dailymotion had stretched back from before news first broke of it in March.

The holdout creditors, who refused to agree to a restructuring of Argentina's debt after it defaulted on nearly $100 billion in 2001, can now be paid after a legal tussle that has stretched back over a decade nears its conclusion.

Make sure you have stretched your back a bit.