Sentence examples for important stretch of the from inspiring English sources
"The 2015 online holiday shopping season is expected to surpass $70 billion in spending, representing a year-over-year growth rate of 14percentt across desktop, smartphones and tablets, and once again far outpacing the growth of brick-and-mortar retail during the most important stretch of the year for retailers," said Gian Fulgoni, Executive Chairman Emeritus of comScore, in a statement.
"It is unconscionable that public access to this important stretch of the Potomac... is cast into doubt so the president can play golf at his whim," canoe association chairman Barbara Brown said in a statement. .
"It is unconscionable that public access to this important stretch of the Potomac... is cast into doubt so the president can play golf at his whim," canoe association chairman Barbara Brown said in a statement.
Thirty miles south of Juneau lies Holkam Bay and the mouth of two long fiords, Tracy Arm and Endicott Arm, which open onto Stephens Passage, an important stretch of the extensive and complex intracoastal waterway of Alaska's Southeast Territory.
Rail traffic on an important stretch of track in the south of France was interrupted after a train was derailed when it hit donkeys that had wandered onto the track, rail authorities said.
"The most important stretch of our season is coming up over the next two months," Rodriguez said, "so if it takes a day or two — whatever it takes"..
There are 14 of these districts up for grabs, making up what may be the most important stretch of territory for Democrats: districts outside of major cities like Denver, Houston and Miami, defined by their diversity and relatively high levels of educational attainment.
The Futenma question remains unresolved, however, after the government in Tokyo failed to persuade people in Henoko – an ecologically important stretch of coastline – to agree to host the new offshore base.
Stretching your back is the most important stretch of all.
This is the most important stretch of all.
