Sentence examples for may stretch out from inspiring English sources

People who go to dance clubs now, where a disc jockey may stretch out a single stark beat for 20 minutes, may be surprised at how much of Mr. Levan's music uses full-length vocal verses and choruses.

This does not change the object's essential properties: the transformed shape is equivalent to the starting shape.Richard Hamilton of Columbia University had previously realised the usefulness of this heat-flow model but became unstuck when he found that, under this transformation, the object may stretch out to form singularities spikes that could not be easily manipulated into a sphere.

In solution, the conformation (i.e., the three-dimensional structure) of a large, charged molecule is strongly dependent on the ionic strength of the dissolving medium; for example, depending on the nature and concentration of salts present in the solvent, a polyelectrolyte molecule may coagulate into a ball, it may stretch out like a rod, or it may form a coil or helix.

But especially for these young women caregivers, the grim world of the severely wounded may stretch out ahead of them for decades.

In the months to come, as unemployment may stretch out much longer than you had wanted or anticipated, try to remain as optimistic as possible.

The volva remains closely attached to the bulb, although a portion may stretch out like a thin membrane and adhere to the base of the stem before collapsing.

To avoid its impact, some Reits may have to stretch out depreciation a bit on their tax returns.

Others in the coalition may seek to stretch out negotiations as long as possible without ever getting anywhere because they believe this will ease international pressure on and isolation of Israel.

If you don't have a large initial income, you may want to stretch out deductions over several years to avoid a large tax bite as soon as you start making money.

Do not wring or twist the hat since doing so may stretch it out or cause the shape to become distorted.

Plumerias that are fully blossomed or have petals that "stretch" out may be more fragile than others.