Sentence examples for have stretched up from inspiring English sources

Some strands have stretched up to 200 kilometres (120 miles)—and, because they are forming earlier in the summer they are persisting longer in the year.The study, published in September in the Public Library of Science, suggests the cause is higher surface temperatures that are the result of global warming.

This dinosaur would have stretched up to about 15 m from snout to tail.

Squeezed into an uneasy 4-3-3 in which first Robert Huth and then Scott Parker had to play right-back, though, Chelsea lost shape and the width that might have stretched Monaco and opened up gaps.

Since then thousands of entrepreneurs have stretched its definition, setting up small clothing stores stocked with brands from Europe and the United States.The clothes are often imported in suitcases by Cuban travellers taking advantage of another reform, which eliminated the requirement for a permit to travel.

Their failure would have stretched even a beefed-up bail-out fund.Yet the ECB dissenters had respectable reasons for caution.

The start-up costs have stretched to about £165,000 and the projected returns are about two and a half time less than predicted.

For DfT's case to stack up they have stretched the forecasting period to 2043.

They have stretched lives.

Mrs. Travers, however, was barely five feet tall, and under her bright muumuus seemed not fat but sturdily plump, like a child who hasn't stretched up yet.

Initially these concerns were dismissed because it can take time for an OS difference to emerge, but as the follow-up has stretched out to 100 months, this concern has steadily grown.

In 1961, Mr. Metzger had donned protective gear, picked up a spray-gun of hydrochloric acid, then dissolved three giant canvases that he had stretched — so that his "paintings" ended up no longer existing at all.