Sentence examples similar to stretch the schedule from inspiring English sources
The first is assigning to a set of tasks a maximum supply voltage followed by methodical voltage reductions, thereby geometrically "stretching" the schedule.
But financial setbacks, now everyday news in the performing arts, have forced the company to stretch out the schedule of its "Ring," directed by Francesca Zambello in a co-production with the San Francisco Opera, much further than planned.
The deal forgave about half of the $800 million Astra was due to repay by 2006, and stretched the repayment schedule for the rest out to 2009.
The report also said that Joseph Alessandro, his lawyer and Ms. Battista all testified that they did not know who stretched the repayment schedule to 15 years, or why.
Garber suggested that stretching the league schedule — starting it in March or even February — might give teams the space on the calendar for league and cup games as well as the high-profile summer exhibitions they and their fans crave.
Bement says those two directives "will pinch" other programs and that the cuts in the new construction account will "stretch out" the schedules of some projects.
A lot of things can go wrong to stretch that schedule out, but for planning purposes, that's what one is looking at".
Stretch the pelt onto the stretching board.
Alternatively, stretch the skin.
