Sentence examples for stretch to grab from inspiring English sources

The Penguins, who raced to a 14-2 advantage in shots, scored twice in a 3-minute-47-second stretch to grab a 2-0 lead in the first period.

In the eighth, he stretched to grab Tino Martinez's low throw and barely kept his toe on the base to get a key out at second.

It was encouraging signs for the home side though and McShane had goalkeeper Alan Mannus stretching to grab his side-footed effort from the edge of the box.

Ensconced in the well-bolstered sport seats, drivers will notice the long stretch needed to grab the seat belt, a familiar compromise in coupes.

Like a child trying to reach a jar of cookies, I propped a kitchen chair in the flower bed and, with a mighty stretch, managed to grab a low-hanging branch, only to discover that the sturdy-looking bamboo cane on which I was relying for support had not had an easy winter.

-Hang pot racks low to you don't need to stretch overhead to grab them.

To deepen the stretch, try to grab your feet with your hands, while keeping the rest of your body flat to the ground.

As she stretches up to grab it, her red shirt climbs slowly up her body.

'Look at all the hands from the trains.' If you are late for work in Bombay, and reach the station just as the train is leaving the platform, you can run up to the packed compartments and you will find many hands stretching out to grab you on board, unfolding outward from the train like petals.

His thesis project involved the unusual idea of developing an elastic suit to make vertical climbing easier: the motion of reaching up to grab a handhold stretches the elastic, and its stored energy is then used to aid the more tiring motion of pulling the body upward.

Then, the bird will stretch its neck to grab the seed.