Sentence examples for may stretch and from inspiring English sources
Britten's dissonances may stretch and strain, but they tend to resolve into an established key, always speaking in an idiom that is sharply distinctive, immediately recognizable.
On the other hand, clusters of particles of the stationary mode may stretch and interact with neighboring clusters.
The stomach may stretch and dilate over time, lessening the restrictive and early satiating effects of the SG, thus allowing the patient to ingest larger quantities of food and consequently regain weight.
If they are not hollow, your earlobes may stretch and look not so good.
Try not to brush your hair too much, you may stretch and then brake it.
You may stretch and experiment with your own style(s), for example, wearing earrings, lip gloss, and creating your own food diet.
Yoga may stretch limbs and soothe minds, but for practical types who don't have time for that kind of focus, kettlebells could be just the tonic.
The origins of baseball are murky and may stretch back to Revolutionary times and English roots.
A recent study suggests that the mere act of breathing deeply may stretch lung tissue and cause the release of a protective chemical that keeps the airways open.
Alternatively, excitation energy, such as thermal energy from collisions with other molecules, may stretch the bond, and the energy curve then moves into region b.
Some connections are more persuasive than others: linking "What the Thunder Said" to a devastating cyclone in 1896 may stretch the point, and I was delighted by Crawford's belief that the "sultriness" of English summer temperatures that reached the 70s fahrenheit must have reminded Eliot of St Louis (during the 1904 World Fair, St Louis temperatures averaged above 100F).
