Sentence examples for stretch arrives from inspiring English sources

When the seventh-inning stretch arrives, the first few notes of "Ball Game," as Bartak's handwritten sheet music calls it, lifts more than 20,000 people to their feet and gets them singing.

Stretch arrived without fanfare in 1996.

They'll take on fat and build flight muscles, and then fly 2,400km or more at a single stretch, arriving at their destination exhausted and vulnerable, and overwhelmingly dependent on being able to find easy food, which is what horseshoe crab eggs used to represent.

Get there now before the stretch Hummers arrive.

Victory against the PM's XI in Canberra ended a two-month winless stretch since arriving Down Under, although success over Australia remains on the to-do list.

Finally, the black stretch limousine arrived and the clique headed to the Tenth Street Lounge, where Teen Magazine gave an after-party.

So it's not much of a stretch to arrive at Myers's conceit that a precursor of a basketball court is what Lewis Carroll had in mind as a setting for his mock epic poem.

Mired midway through its worst 40-game opening stretch since arriving in Los Angeles, the team had done something relatively rare that afternoon against the Giants: It had taken the lead.

However, Putin's black stretch-limousine arrived at the Vatican an hour and 20 minutes late.

Radiation from this period arrives stretched out by the expansion of the Universe, meaning the band in which the signal was found gives away its age.

A (strikingly small) portion of pork terrine is OK but not worthy of the huge lunar stretch of slate it arrives on or the diced fruit punctuating it.