Sentence examples for representing a stretch from inspiring English sources

Mr. Button has been selected to be Mr. Action, representing a stretch fabric.

Ms. Roukema spent 22 years in the House, representing a stretch of northern New Jersey from Bergen to Warren Counties.

That is not to say that the two dramatic monologues he delivers during A Festival Dickens don't represent a stretch for him.

But "The Cellar Door Sessions, 1970," a new six-CD box set full of live Miles Davis music, represents a stretch when Davis was making organic, linear music.

She may lack that last dollop of charismatic sparkle, but this is still a thrilling performance, all the more exciting since it represents a stretch into theatrical wit and coloratura agility from a singer best known for more lyrical or stentorian mezzo roles, especially from her native Russia.

I am quite sure, however, that I would have adopted the same philosophy that I used with other decisions affecting my children: Present them with challenges that are fair, that represent a "stretch," and are achievable with hard work.

This CACCC promoter element represents a stretch of imperfect palindrome.

As before, the word represents a stretch of total conservation in an otherwise low identity alignment (Fig. 6).

In conclusion, PTHrP represents a stretch-sensitive paracrine signaling mechanism that may sense gravity.

The ATR-FTIR spectrum of the unreacted DOM shows predominant peaks at 1583 and 1404 cm−1 indicative of an asymmetric COO− stretch and symmetric COO− stretch, respectively, as well as a peak at 1043 cm−1 representing a C O stretch of polysaccharides (Fig. 4; Additional file 1: Table S1).

NEVADA, Mo. — A year ago, dozens of protesters gathered outside the district office of Representative Ike Skelton, a Democrat who has represented a wide stretch of western Missouri since 1976.