Sentence examples for really elastic from inspiring English sources

Singers have a really elastic layer".

So I felt a marriage could be really elastic in that sense.

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One caregiver described these demands in addition to daily care activities that she was required to complete: My dad had a lymphedema, due to cancer removal a lymphedema in the arm so he had one of those really tight elastic sleeves that had to be put on every day, so we had to do that every morning—and lots of doctors' appointments.

(Caregiver, Intervention 1) My dad had a lymphedema, due to cancer removal a lymphedema in the arm so he had one of those really tight elastic sleeves that had to be put on every day, so we had to do that every morning—and lots of doctors' appointments.

It makes a kind of funky, strange gel on its own, but in conjunction with xanthan gum, which on its own won't make a gel but is just a thickener, it makes a really interesting, very elastic product".

"It's really like applying an elastic mesh onto the photograph that slightly modifies the face," said researcher Aude Oliva.

Its leader in Wales, Andrew RT Davies, said: "That Kirsty Williams is now joining Labour's magic roundabout, which she has spent the last five years railing against, is astounding and shows how elastic her principles really are".

That is, the elastic tests never really reached a steady state.

It will be interesting to see how the conspiracy theorists include this into their elastic account of what "really" happened.

"This might stretch my credibility to the point of knicker-elastic twanging, but I really was.