Sentence examples for lives stretched from inspiring English sources

But there are few other Palestinians who were approaching adulthood at the time of the Balfour Declaration in 1917 and whose lives stretched well into the first decade of the 21st century.

John and Steven have known each other since they were kids in Huddersfield, and certainly from several past lives stretching back centuries.

But some of the most interesting manuscripts are personal diaries, where people have jotted down stuff about their lives, stretching back 700 or 800 years.

The spirit's lives, stretching both forward and backward from Arthur's, seem at the same time too pointedly chosen and too indifferent to any consistent material logic.

Wales, it seems, make the opposition play for their lives, stretching teams this way and that until the legs burn and lungs all but explode.

These stones mark the final resting places of no fewer than 17 of my relations - four generations in all - their lives stretching from 1799 to 1975.

The lessons for British policing from this needless devastation of so many lives stretch far beyond the failings of one out-of-his-depth officer who took 26 years to fully confess.

Arm in arm they marched, three representatives of what has been called this country's "Greatest Generations," the sun in their faces (and on Connie's auburn hair), the war about to end, their lives stretching before them...only to slow down apprehensively when they spotted a couple of senior American officers strolling toward them.

The complexity of our lives stretches far beyond outdated pessimistic attitudes and overly-simplistic expressions which add nothing to our days.

But most of all it's simply a compelling story about lives stretching from the early 1960s to the stock market collapse.

UntiLikeen, Nicholas Gazin, Importhet Photograinsr.