Sentence examples for stretch called from inspiring English sources

Before East Nashville caught the fever, there was a 10-block stretch called 12South.

Any closer to the beach – a spotless stretch called Playa de Migjorn — and the hotel would be in the Med.

Rivers, who was clearly upset with his team's lack of discipline down the stretch, called the Pierce shot lucky and brought out an old dance to describe it.

Its 15th, 16th and 17th holes -- a stretch called the Bear Trap -- have been called some of the toughest on the Senior Tour.

Ms. Richards, whose job was soon to take her to Italy for a six-week stretch, called Mr. Naughton the next day.

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It's a stretch calling ourselves "journalists" when compared to guys like Walter, but if we may be allowed to post our collective sadness at the loss of one of "our" own, there you have it.

He was known for working 36 hours at a stretch, calling meetings after midnight, and eating on the run.

In the ladderlike structure of DNA, each letter forms a "step," or pair, linking only with its designated partner, C with G and A with T, and these so-called base pairs repeat in sequences that carry information, in stretches called exons, and spacers, in stretches called introns.

This fall Equinox gyms are introducing a recovery-style class with active stretching called Thread.

Besides fame and food, the group's shared passion is a blend of yoga, dance and stretching called the Lotte Berk Method.