Sentence examples for likely stretched from inspiring English sources

The enormous herbivore, called Rukwatitan bisepultus, is estimated to have weighed as much as several elephants and, as indicated by the to-scale reconstruction below, likely stretched 30 feet from head to tail.

And that investigation (and potential prosecution) would have likely stretched out much longer if Nixon hadn't resigned and President Gerald Ford hadn't issued his blanket pardon of the former president.

If there are more than 45 units per individual, the company's resources are likely stretched thin.

The majority of your fly line will still remain in front of you in this position, most likely stretched out across the water.

It will likely stretch until April.

They can't borrow more from this date, but they can likely stretch out what's left in the pot for a bit longer prioritising debt interest.

And if Young were somehow coaxed into participating again — the same way Eric Clapton re-created avant-rock history with the Plastic Ono Band, in 2010 — the lines would likely stretch around 57th Street.

NASA puts the chance of this six-ton piece of defunct equipment hitting a human somewhere on the planet at 1 in 3,200, despite a trail of debris that will likely stretch to about 500 miles.

More on this subject from The Times and around the Web: The former Times national political correspondent Adam Clymer wrote this week about how the debate will most likely stretch the truth in many directions, putting it in historical context.

The case will likely stretch over several years before being decided.

SDHC is the card of choice for the camera, and the battery is said to last long enough to fill up a 4GB card easily, likely stretching all the way to an 8GB including video.