Sentence examples for normally stretch from inspiring English sources

They can be stretched to double their original length without breaking, even though they consist mostly of collagen, which can normally stretch by only 10% of its length before it snaps.

My left hip stiffens after being seated for a while, so I normally stretch before getting up to walk.

The N-terminal chains contain several charged residues; they normally stretch toward the lipid headgroups, and only a few chains can fluctuate toward the channel mouth in wild-type barrels.

If you think people will notice the noise, instead of sitting normally, stretch your legs out on the front edge so your feet are on the ground and your legs are in a straight line.

It is likely to be painful and reduce your range of motion, but try to move normally and stretch your muscles gently.

For those with more time, treatments would normally be stretched over several days.

We'll praise the smart, working, well-thought-out interior with one reservation: In the CR-V, Honda seems to like "get-down-and-funky" fabric patterns that you'd normally find stretched over outdoor furniture cushions.

One notable weakness of the material is that the change in size after the electric field was applied is still small: Even though the material can normally be stretched up to 45 times its original length and still return to its original shape, its change in size when the field was turned on was much smaller than that of real muscle (which can shorten by up to 40%).

There will always be something that 'pops up', as well as interruptions, sick days, days where you just don't focus as much as you normally would, so stretch out your due date to allow for these.

At Chygurno, set on the side of the steep, narrow valley that runs down to the sea at Lamorna Cove, Robert Moule is still mourning the proteas and New Zealand metrosideros that he lost three years ago when temperatures in this normally mild stretch of coast plunged to -9C.

But an off track and an overly aggressive riding strategy may have kept the horse from having his normally strong stretch performance.