Sentence examples for looking to stretch from inspiring English sources

— Canadians looking to stretch their dollar.

Budapest is the best bet for Britons looking to stretch their holiday spending money.

It seems home bakers are growing in confidence and looking to stretch their skills.

Posner, meanwhile, is used to working with Hollywood stars looking to stretch their legs on the London stage.

Then there are rowers — teenagers from private schools, as well as adults looking to stretch their limbs — who skim past in crew boats along the Mianus River.

Nina I'm getting an increasing number of questions in along these lines, where travellers are looking to stretch out their budget for as long as possible.

Stoudemire will look to stretch his run of scoring at least 30 points to six consecutive games against Toronto on Wednesday.

The home side might look to stretch United on the counterattack a little more urgently, but then Smith is bedevilled by injuries to Madjid Bougherra, Sasa Papac and Maurice Edu.

La Rocca was then able to regain possession which was the cue for Brendon Santalab, Mark Bridge and Haliti to immediately race forward and look to stretch the Al Hilal defence.

That move came in the most distinctive few moments of the first half, as LA began to probe with balls slipped behind the defense, while New England looked to stretch them with sharp counters.

One always has to come a little bit deeper and one has to look to stretch the opposition.