Sentence examples for longer stretch from inspiring English sources

Consider how stocks have fared over a much longer stretch — since the end of the previous bull market, in March 2000.

While some people will find their budgets no longer stretch to accommodate a pet, there are ways to reduce the cost of caring for your furry friend.

But heroic heart operations and lung transplants have become virtually routine for Oz, and they no longer stretch his abilities or satisfy his ambitions the way they once did.

Burroughs could have landed a much longer stretch for accidentally shooting his wife in the head in Mexico in 1951, but was freed after two weeks with the help of lawyers paid for by his father.

Now the walls can no longer stretch and so the gas pressure in the holes builds, eventually popping the walls and creating the familiar open network you see when you slice a loaf.

But her refusal to dress showily is part of her naturalness, which is preferable to the puffily frozen faces of the actresses who have attempted, through surgery, to preserve their youth and who can no longer stretch their mouths into full smiles.

This analysis indicated a longer stretch exhibiting some sequence conservation (see Supplementary File 1).

If you can't do a longer stretch, try to do at least a shorter one.

If your child can no longer stretch out fully in their crib, or the crib simply looks too cramped for them to sleep comfortably in, then it's time to consider moving them to a proper bed.

"We'll see what happens over a longer stretch.

Why should a politician think about a longer stretch of time?