Sentence examples similar to reference stretches from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blechman's visual references stretch from peasant Russia to the space age, from Kandinsky to LPs — in other words, over the many decades of Stravinsky's eventful life.

They said the president "follows a flexibility program" five times a week, a reference to stretching exercises he has done since he injured his right calf.

The reference was stretched to breaking point with Mary, Queen of Charity Shops, and Mary, Queen of Charity Shops: Revisited, is a programme title nobody should be made to say out loud.

Goddard said in her memo published on Tuesday that the overall size and complexity of the inquiry's terms of reference – which stretch back more than 60 years and span institutions including the church, councils, schools and Westminster – posed an unprecedented organisational challenge for a public inquiry.

The plays included seven references to stretches of calm, sunny winter days, suggesting that Halcyon periods were common during the classical age, the researchers report this month in Weather.

It seems notable that no mechanism beyond a vague reference to stretch and integrin signaling was offered by the Cook paper to explain ligand-independent AT1R activation in the heart.

Since EBV has been described to integrate into host DNA (e.g. [ 35- 40]), we also checked for viral DNA in all longer (>8 nt) insertions and substitutions that passed a pre-determined quality filter (SomaticScore of at least 0.1), as well as in all "non-reference" DNA stretches joining the two arms of a chromosomal rearrangement in the cell line (transition sequences).

If you are unable to see it, use a physical reference by stretching your hand from your hip and feeling along the door until you locate the latch.

The piece is classic Frazier: filled with beautiful images, created through an economy of means, which are cut through with personal pain, sociopolitical implications, and art historical references that stretch from the portraiture of Seydou Keita to the still lifes of Irving Penn.

When Stewie attempts to asphyxiate himself in the supermarket, he was originally meant to state "Either I was a C-section or you're Stretch Vagstrong", which would have been a reference to the Stretch Armstrong action figure, but broadcasting standards prohibited them from showing it.

Their last loss, at New England on Oct. 9, provides a frame of reference for this stretch of success.