Sentence examples for starts to stretch from inspiring English sources

The rubber band starts to stretch.

"As the climate warms, the range of daily temperatures shifts upwards and at the upper end starts to stretch out into unprecedented territory".

There are so few people, so few cables and billboards and cars and buildings and things, that your mind soon starts to stretch out and lie down.

Yet as this phase of academic working life starts to stretch out into several years and multiple posts, what does it mean for our lives and for our employment rights?

Johnson theorized that Chamberlain would need a few minor league starts to stretch out his arm, which would mean the Yankees could be without him for two weeks or more.

The recovery muscle of the hip joint then starts to stretch and the driving muscle contracts.

Across the Channel Sonia Rykiel is starting to stretch.

Everywhere, an ageing population is starting to stretch the capacity of the welfare state.

I can start to stretch out and enjoy how clever I'm being.

Only when that pack headed into Manhattan did the pack start to stretch out.

Out by the fire, Chad, the baker, is starting to stretch his pizza dough, which he mixed last night.