Sentence examples for stretch to be from inspiring English sources
"That is going to be a stretch, to be honest," she told the New York Times.
"It's not too much of a stretch to be like, 'Hey, you're carrying yoga mats, we've got yoga mats.
"I was looking at the big screen in the stretch, to be honest," said Smith, who was peering into the infield.
The biggest stretch to be tackled comes at Tours, in the Loire Valley, where 220 miles of track is to be built all the way to Bordeaux.
"It's a bit of a stretch to be comparing my candidacy with his," Johnson said during a tense interview with the Guardian's Anywhere But Washington series.
It's an imaginative stretch, to be sure, to consider Mr. Dowd a country artist in any but the most metaphoric sense.
It's just stretching to be charitable.
Art museums, trying to do more with less, are stretching to be creative this season.
One of the first stretches to be built was the motorway between Salzburg and Vienna.
and the number of vertical layers is 50, which is stretched to be a finer resolution in the lower atmosphere.
Current literature has shown dynamic splinting with prolonged passive stretching to be an effective, safe modality [ 11– 22, 33– 33].
