Sentence examples for stretch no further from inspiring English sources

For now, her horizons stretch no further than the poor district of Tabata Kisiwani on the outskirts of Dar es Salaam, where home is a rough and badly patched tumble of concrete and corrugated iron rooms, and life is punctuated by regular bouts of hunger and malaria.

Unfortunately, the ambition of U.S. policy appears to stretch no further than the somewhat fanciful hope that President Sisi can somehow return Egypt to the stable status quo of the Mubarak era.

They kicked and ran at equally inopportune moments and their ideas seemed to stretch no further than throwing the ball to the burly wing George North.

But just when I thought my reserves of admiration and pity for these ethereal young women could stretch no further, my colleague Pete Atkin gave me the name of Rachael Price, queen-pin of an outfit called Lake Street Dive.

Kapuscinski wrote poems, had a young man's ambition to see the world, but his imagination, at that time, stretched no further than neighbouring Czechoslovakia.

The DiMaggios lived an austere existence in San Francisco, in an area where aspirations traditionally stretched no further than the local wharf.

Frank Brown, a long-time executive at PricewaterhouseCoopers whose business education has so far stretched no further than a ten-week general management course.

They are revelations that may surprise fans whose interest in whoever happens to be occupying their team's technical area often stretches no further than personnel hired, teams picked, instructions barked and results achieved.

Those who dismiss angels as nothing more than pretty pictures are the equivalent of the Muggles in JK Rowling's novels who think that magic stretches no further than Paul Daniels and Tommy Cooper.

Get the leather wet, then stretch it out with the grain until it will stretch out no further.

If it bounces back after you stretch it, no further preparations are needed.