Sentence examples for really stretching out from inspiring English sources

"He didn't look like he was having much fun in the backstretch where he usually is really stretching out," said Curlin's owner, Jess Jackson.

Though Abu Dhabi airport was the first to offer luxury sleeping pods (Go Sleep, Terminal 3), there are other options for really stretching out after a long flight.

Want to really stretch out the speculation?

"It really stretches out the crowd.

And then, again, you see this really, really stretched out object.

"Between the arms, the sofa must be six feet, so you can really stretch out on it," he said.

They were able to give us the kind of room to really stretch out as a band".

He asked Iyer to be in his rehearsal band, an octet that he called Eight Misbehavin', which met at his house, where "we'd really stretch out," Iyer said.

Spun from the most gossamer-thin of ideas – a sketch really, stretched out to feature length – the film is as airy as they come, propelled along by a plot seemingly plucked from the 1920s in which it is set.

"This horse showed me the capability of being able to sprint to a spot, go on cruise control, sprint to a spot later on, go back on cruise control and then really stretch out when you ask him for his life late in the race".

(Remember the last ten thousand years on the graph is really stretched out, so it looks flatter).