Sentence examples for stretch to about from inspiring English sources

The orbit of the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite passes over latitudes as far north as Edinburgh and as far south as Cape Town, and the trail of debris will stretch to about 500 miles long.

NASA puts the chance of this six-ton piece of defunct equipment hitting a human somewhere on the planet at 1 in 3,200, despite a trail of debris that will likely stretch to about 500 miles.

It would stretch to about 50 miles (80km) from Gravir on Lewis to Ullapool on the north-west coast of mainland Scotland.

Most surprising, it stretched to about twenty-one inches in length, a gain of four inches.

His performance, with a five-piece band, stretched to about an hour and a half.

Before 1750, most Americans found a spouse within six miles (10 kilometers) of where they were born, but for those born in 1950, that distance had stretched to about 60 miles (100 kilometers), the researchers found.

Details of their research were published online in the journal Nano Letters on Feb. 5. "All other known springs, biological and nonbiological, lengthen in a way that is directly proportional to the force applied to them only until they have been stretched to about 120percentt of their original length," says Taekjip Ha, the study's lead researcher.

By midday trading on Wednesday, that trendline stretched to about $31.60.

The money is presumed to be unused "change" from the operational fund, which investigators say stretched to about $500,000.

The start-up costs have stretched to about £165,000 and the projected returns are about two and a half time less than predicted.

Throughout Kabul and many other cities, Tolo is now all but ubiquitous: television use stretches to about half of Afghanistan's roughly 31 million people.