Sentence examples for stretch living from inspiring English sources

Instead, she worked on the "disturbing" album that she finished and then scrapped, and also spent a stretch living with Brooks in rural western Canada, which she thought would be productive.

A soft-spoken, charismatic man who had lived on our streets, off and on, for 27 years, Bethesda Cares had placed Tony into housing a year and a half ago, after a two-year stretch living at a metro stop.

There are studies that show that people who stretch live a full decade longer.

Yet, in the 1930s, up this steep and curvy stretch, lived two members of the avant-garde — Jean Arp and Sophie Taeuber.

But now Shamis visits for long stretches, living with her husband in a small bungalow on a heavily guarded cul-de-sac in the city centre.

As those rookeries began to disappear, however, more and more men were needed to find and kill the required number of seals and they were often left on desolate islands for two- or three-year stretches, living alone in miserable huts in dreary weather, wondering if their ships were ever going to return for them.

He parked at the Wal-Mart in Williston, for what he hoped would be a brief stretch of living in his car before finding work.

"We have too much to offer college football — a spiritual college environment and a following that could stretch into living rooms everywhere," he said.

By August of 2003, I had graduated from Rutgers, gone through a stretch of living at my parents' house, and wound up sharing an apartment with a college friend of mine in Montclair, New Jersey.

The money teams get is a bare minimum, often stretched by living and working in an apartment or moving in with friends and family.

Stretching from living a quite normal life in Uganda to being forced to leave her country, family and boyfriend behind, not knowing when they'll see each other again.