Sentence examples for power stretched from inspiring English sources

Kristin Chenoweth, a full-tilt Broadway belter with interpretive intelligence to match her power, stretched effortlessly from bright musical comedy ("It's Got to Be Love") to serious wistfulness ("He Was Too Good to Me").

As the man who had to deal with unrest in Tibet and Xinjiang, security for the Beijing Olympic Games and repercussions of the "Arab spring", Mr Zhou's power stretched into courts, prosecution services, police, paramilitary forces and intelligence agents.

According to a royal charter of 1222, the knights' military power stretched across the Carpathians all the way to the Danube.

But half a century ago the Klan's power stretched from coast to coast, and members of the hooded hate group carried out firebombing attacks and murdered Civil Rights workers in the South.

But half a century ago the Klan's power stretched from coast to coast of North America and members of the hooded hate group carried out firebombing attacks and murdered civil rights workers in the South.

But half a century ago the Klan's power stretched from coast to coast, and members of the hooded hate group carried out firebombing attacks and murdered civil rights workers in the South.

Will the endgame be renewed class warfare, with populist governments coming to power, stretching the limits of income redistribution, and asserting greater state control over economic life?

King Abdullah of Jordan has warned of a "Shiite crescent" of power stretching from Iran to Lebanon via Iraq and (by proxy) Syria.

But that was not the view taken by many Russians who were insulted by the self-asserting proclamation of immovable presidential power stretching over the next decade and more.

There never had been enmity between us, Until your uncle, that proud priest, drunk with His dreams of power stretching greedy hands To grasp all Europe's crowns... (I am quoting from the Penguin translation of F. J. Lamport).

He once ran the country's domestic security apparatus, with his power stretching into the court system, the police and the intelligence services.