"Nevertheless, stretch yourself.
Have a browse through the artworks and locally made produce on sale to stretch your legs.
Because of the 35-year length of its operating contract, and the 10 years it would take to build, its cost and policy implications stretch far into the future.
And while Morgan "reserves the right to stretch his writing muscles when he's doing this kind of stuff" he also does a huge amount of research, says Sheen.
A glowing green disc hovers high in the sky at night, casting an eerie glow over a forest of minarets, cranes and concrete frames that seem to stretch endlessly into the dusty distance, like a vast field of dominoes.
The home side's half-backs Danny Care and Evans were lighting fires all over the pitch to inspire some terrific running rugby but, for once, Evans was wayward with his kicking at goal, missing three chances to stretch the lead.
The dough may spring back as you stretch it thanks to the elasticity developed during kneading, but if this happens, just let it rest a moment before continuing.
Bushfires are at their most perilous in the southern state of Victoria during the high summer months of January and February, when the vast forests and farmlands are dry and stretch out in wait, over thousands of kilometres, for the inevitable lightning showers and wind storms.
Naturally, there is a good deal of murder and unfeasibly accurate shooting, but it soon becomes clear that Tarantino's interest in historical verisimilitude doesn't stretch much beyond the word "nigger".
The Lib Dems will face a challenge because changes to seats stretch the resources of a smaller party.
At an altitude of 3,500 metres, it looks down on the Atacama desert, the driest place on earth, and on each side snow-capped volcanic peaks stretch away for hundreds of kilometres to the north and south.
