Sentence examples for planned to stretch from inspiring English sources

The preacher appears by name, but Tom Radney is called Jonathan Larkin, one of many indications that Lee planned to stretch the facts of the case into fiction.

In other places, the barrier, which is planned to stretch more than 450 miles, is composed of fencing, ditches and guard towers.

Israel has built roughly 110 miles of the barrier, a network of fencing, concrete walls, ditches and guard towers that is about 165 feet wide in most places and is planned to stretch more than 450 miles.

Mr. Kelly said he planned to stretch that money so that the program, known as Operation Condor, could continue into June, effectively halving the amount available for the patrols over the next six months.

About 70percentt of those who planned to hire more were companies whose stores employ fewer than 50 people, suggesting that the bigger stores planned to stretch their permanent staffs during the holidays instead, he said.

The tunnel was originally planned to stretch around two miles under public roads from a parking structure next to SpaceX.

In coming tests, Mr. Burdine and Mr. Bushman plan to stretch that gap to over a mile.

In addition, the city is planning to stretch out its capital plan by a year, delaying projects but saving money on debt service.

Charles Levett-Scrivener of independent adviser Towry Law says people planning to stretch themselves should probably stay put, even if this means staying in rented accommodation.

We'll have to see just how far they plan to stretch the definition of "around" in "around 2010-09-28" — but either way, Windows Phone 7 is coming soon.

Carry your valuables with you at all times, especially if you plan to stretch your legs, get snacks, or nap.