Sentence examples for stretch the gap from inspiring English sources

Nick Folk converts from 45 yards to stretch the gap back to nine points.

We know what a good chance this is to stretch the gap away from the other teams.

With Dallas off this weekend, it was the perfect opportunity for Vancouver to stretch the gap between themselves and the Texas outfit.

In recent days he has seemed to stretch the gap between Britain and its NATO allies, promising in defiance of their apparent caution to do whatever it takes to defeat Slobodan Milosevic and return the Kosovars home.

The Championship leaders travel to fellow promotion challengers Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday, knowing a win would see them stretch the gap on third-placed Albion to seven points with seven games remaining, though Middlesbrough also remain in the hunt.

The value of this institutional support is significant, as Hargittai points out: "When faced with a difficulty, it makes a difference to have access to knowledgeable networks that help in finding a solution". (Hargittai, p. 940) Such programs serve to further accelerate the sophistication of high end ICT users and stretch the gap between the haves and have-nots.

Villanova stretched the gap to 47-39 athehalfalf.

It was Van Nistelrooy's goals, though, that stretched the gap Newcastle could never close.

He summed up the proposed problem: income inequality has soared, stretching the gap between rich and poor, and a smaller share of Americans are making the climb.

The Springboks took the lead when Pollard landed his third and his fourth stretched the gap slightly, although the 12-7 half-time lead was soon whittled down as Carter landed a neatly taken drop-goal soon after the break.

Halfway through the race, Hamilton took the lead from Felipe Massa, the polesitter, and stretched the gap to more than 40 seconds — enough time to pit and exit with the lead.