Sentence examples for may stretch to from inspiring English sources

However, it doesn't happen often that the plight of being outcast may stretch to embrace a whole generation.

Orangutans may stretch to an eight-year birth interval, but if humans waited till the older child was nutritionally independent, we would need a 15-year interval.

Assuming The King's Speech cleans up at the Baftas, and then again at the Oscars, its theatrical lifespan may stretch to months.

It will be more than an hour before they arrive at work, and soon the same journey may stretch to nearly two hours.

If it did, liability may stretch to the board, including the nonexecutive directors and investors James Packer, chairman of Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd., and Lachlan Murdoch, chairman of News Ltd.

In some cases, it may stretch to $1 million, Riney said, while around half of the total fund is allocated to follow-on investments.

Backpacks worthy of the most hardened gap year student travelling through Cuba also featured – though their meagre budgets may not stretch to the Versace china that they contained.

Phil Mickelson's agonising wait for a US Open win may well stretch to at least 2019 after he slipped to a 77.

Today's appointment indicates that her rebuilding remit may also stretch to relationships with existing companies in Yahoo's investment portfolio.

"Baseball just evolved, and may stretch back to Revolutionary times.

A major rebuilding effort may stretch Japan to its limits.