Sentence examples for something to stretch from inspiring English sources

Mostly, in my experience, one finds that there's a guided tour of highlights of the collection - no doubt well enough done, but hardly something to stretch the applications of information technology.

All you need is a few two-day weekends, and the market is ready for something to stretch out with.

Do I want something to stretch tight muscles?

Go for a walk, do some stretches, run up and down the stairs, do something to stretch all your muscles.

"I wanted to do something different, to stretch, and this has provided that," she said.

The results suggest that to stretch something this slight is to shatter it.

The results suggest that to stretch something this slight is to shatter it (2 30).

For Ms. M'barek, one of Tunisia's most renowned singers, tradition is something to respect and to stretch.

Neither did afternoon matches help their cause, with both Crystal Palace and Southampton taking something from their games to stretch further into the distance.

The benefits of sustaining a practice in something that requires us to stretch to our outermost limits, to stay in it through fear, frustration, anger, boredom, all the mind plagues -- to journey through a place where we don't think we will come out the other side, has profound benefits that are too numerous to mention here.

"Every time I feel like we're in a comfortable position, something happens and we have to stretch even more," she said.