Sentence examples for some stretch from from inspiring English sources

To become a full-fledged astronaut is at least a million times more difficult than becoming a planonaut, which in turn, is 26 million times more difficult than remaining a terronaut, because Venus, when closest to us is about 26 million miles away, & an astronaut would have to go some stretch from there-25,999,974,000,000miles before touching it.

There are likely to be more than 1,000 chains and trusts, some stretching from one end of the country to the other.

Some of the sites, which stretch from Greenwich to Kew Gardens, will open to the public for the first time.

As her working uniform is gradually transmuted into towering attires, Sophie is granted access to the glitzy world of Europe's high-ranking monarchs and social elite; some might say, a far stretch from the ungratified life of a post-apartheid South African maid.

The rest of the Wildwoods have the widest beaches in the state, with some stretching 600 yards from the Boardwalk to the ocean at low tide.

After viewing the ads, which stretch from 2015 to late 2017, some clear trends emerged.

Their tentacles stretch from Texas to Central America.

That period will stretch from Oct. 17 to Oct. 28.

Tensions between town and gown stretch from the Middle Ages.

There are many storylines that stretch from that moment.

Malmström said the project should stretch from Spain to Cyprus.