He stretched, looked at himself and frowned.
By Genova Charlot The New Yorker, September 22 , 1928P. 87 He stretched, looked at himself and frowned.
In the ensuing six months, he stretched for at least 15 minutes daily.
He stretched out at every appropriate juncture: with rampaging ease on "Cowgirl in the Sand" and then with anxious fire on the closer, "Rockin' in the Free World".
Bale's afternoon went from bad to worse in the second half as he hobbled off with a hamstring injury after he stretched while shooting at Mark Schwarzer.
"He jumped the first few fences very well and then he stretched a bit at the water jump and just pulled a muscle inside.
He falls heavily, the crash drives an elbow into his side, he collapses.... stretched at full length in the insubstantial twilight, the unconquerable doing the impossible".
His career as an artist built slowly, perhaps in part because he was so stretched at home.
He slept on a thin mat on the floor, and when he stretched out to sleep at night, his toes touched one wall, while his head grazed the other.
As he stretched out on a bed at the Herald Square store, he appeared to be concerned that the pictures might make his furnishings look fat.
