Sentence examples for stretch from a from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand," he said, "it's still a very long stretch from a brownstone scale".

"It's a stretch from a financial standpoint for many of the teams, in terms of the cost".

(2) A heuristic controller was implemented to modulate functional electrical stimulation of an agonist muscle, using sonomicrometric measurements of stretch from a mechanically-coupled antagonist muscle as feedback.

Kansas (0.8 million) would be more of a stretch from a football standpoint but could bring in substantial college basketball revenues.

Clotheslines, on which hangs a long torn skirt, stretch from a clump of dark trees to a point out of camera range.

From the stage of the Shanghai Grand Theater in China more than a dozen strings stretch from a wooden wing out across the audience and disappear into the darkness of the upper balconies.

Soon afterwards, he watched Soldado volley high on the stretch from an Antonio Barragan cross.

When finished it will stretch from Maitengwe, a village north of Francistown, to Mabata, a camp south of Tuli.

He could laugh at jokes, and his awakenings stretched from a few hours to entire days.

Outside Queens Borough Hall on Monday, two lines stretched from a side door.

The tunnel stretched from a nearby wooded area towards the Chase bank branch.