Sentence examples for stretch off from inspiring English sources

A single plane sits on an airstrip, while power lines stretch off into the distance.

Ribbons of red rear-lights stretch off into the distance along the highways that radiate from the city's centre.

Stand on it, on a clear day, and swaths of glittering ice stretch off to the horizon in every direction.

Gleaming white on the impeccably manicured lawns, the 9,387 graves stretch off into the far distance until they threaten to overwhelm you.

Many acres of lush – and private – gallops stretch off into the distance and every possible aid to training is available in or around the main stable complex.

Acres of ping-pong tables stretch off in all directions, surrounded by moodily curtained corners, come-hither booths and enough reclaimed fixtures and fittings to stock a breaker's yard.

When students graduate from this school, we can expect them to exemplify such basic Balanchinean virtues as speed, stretch, off-balance naturalness and complex musicality in ways that graduates of European schools will be unlikely to match.

The road stretched off over the horizon.

Mudflats stretched off into the distance.

The verdant English countryside, quilted with hedgerows, stretches off into the horizon.

First there's the queue, stretching off down the South Bank.