Sentence examples for stretch to convert from inspiring English sources
Could not stretch to convert a late gift from Milner.
Sunderland, who had earlier gone close through Lee Cattermole, had late hope when Fletcher stretched to convert Emanuele Giaccherini's cross.
The striker stretched to convert a 19th league goal of the season, before Ward, whose cross created the opening, was denied a goal when his audacious chip was kept out by a finger-tip Johnstone save.
But the biggest way to stretch funds could be to convert preferred shares to common stock, a strategy that the government seems prepared to use on a case-by-case basis.
You can stretch the deferral period by opting to convert the balance at some point into a lifetime fixed annuity.
Silvestri was caught in two minds when Alexander-Arnold whipped a dangerous cross towards his near post and, with the keeper rooted to his line, Origi slid in behind Luke Ayling to convert at full stretch.
Additionally, the Trust plans to convert the garden which stretches back to Shortlands Lane into a park for the people of the town.
Figures 1d1-d4 displayed converted images of these chromosomes, which were straightened and stretched to equal length and slightly sharpened for better heterochromatin differentiation.
Boy wants girl to convert.
"Those are hard to convert".
