Sentence examples for is one stretch from inspiring English sources

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When you think about, is one stretch really enough?

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There has always been one stretch of every game, though, when Osgood is needed.

There was one stretch of 14 deliveries, and another of 27, when they ticked along in ones and twos.

Since senators in 1975 lowered the number required to cut off debate to 60 from 67, there has only been one stretch when a party controlled a supermajority, with Democrats holding at least 60 votes from 1975 until 1979.

Stewie is one joke stretched out to abysmal lengths; basically what Bart would have been if The Simpsons had allowed him to remain a catchphrase-spouting annoyance.

The charge that Moore, who turned 50 last month, has only ever established a partial relationship with the truth is one that stretches way back into his career.

"The landscape is one that stretches beyond what you can see and into the imaginations of people around the world," he says.

In fact the full beard -- that is, one that stretches from the chin and mustache out to the sideburns -- has become a kind of signifier for the glamorously self-employed.

Folding is one thing — stretching is another (though it may also depict a couple different devices).

It is one eye-stretching assertion after another.

The desire to work from home is one that stretches across the board from first-time job seekers to industry veterans.

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