Sentence examples for it has stretched from inspiring English sources
And when Barrick publishes its 2001 earnings next month it is expected to say that it has stretched its hedge arrangements over a longer period, thereby lowering the proportion of current production that is insulated from movements in the gold price.
U.S. Helicopter has been telling passengers that the disruption was only temporary, but it has stretched into its fourth week and may last a few more, according to Lara Uselding, a spokeswoman for the security administration.
The ice-wine harvest usually doesn't occur until well into December, and in some years it has stretched into February.
SunPower's innovations mean panels degrade more slowly and it has stretched the lifetime of a panel to 40 years.
It has put more money into further education than any previous administration, but it has stretched it further by setting too many priorities.
By the beginning of the 20th century, it had stretched to its current vast dimensions and employed more than 1,600 people.
The tumor was so big that it had stretched the normally wrinkled skin of the scrotum as taut as a drum.
In doing so, they said, it had stretched the law to breaking point by including harmless documents in the broad categories of material it refuses to hand over or discuss.
By late Tuesday it had stretched around the block, as the faithful stood and sat and slept and caffeinated themselves for the chance to score one of the 750 wristbands that guaranteed free admission.
Just three years after "Djamileh," Bizet's "Carmen," as serious a show as there is, was given its premiere at the Opera-Comique, probably because it has stretches of spoken dialogue.
