Sentence examples for stretched at the back from inspiring English sources

None of this three strikers - Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe or Roman Pavlyuchenko - have impressed while he has found things stretched at the back because of injuries.

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The procedure involves joining the muscles that are stretched at the back of the vagina and shortening them with dissolvable stitches.

You have achieved the right position if you feel the stretch at the back of your thigh.

Place your foot on a low table or a chair, and stretch forward from the hip into a comfortable, relaxed position with a gentle stretch at the back of your leg.

He pointed at the rope that stretched across the back doors of the ferry, the rope meant to keep people from walking perilously close to the back railing of the boat, and asked: "Do you know why they put that rope there?

The match's longest rally came at 0-3 in the second match, she and Li stretching each other at the back of the court, then teasing each across the net.

After that Liverpool worked hard to raise the tempo of their game but, with the Arsenal full-backs, Winterburn and Dixon, pressing up on the wings, it was difficult for Barnes and Nicol to assert their usual authority and stretch the opposition at the back.

This exercise requires you to sit on the floor and to twist your upper body to either side at the waist, stretching the back.

Setif took the aggregate lead on Saturday four minutes into the second half through Sofiane Younes, who stretched his leg out at the back post to convert a crossfield pass from El Hadi Belameiri which had eluded the Vita defence.

When Mr. Ridgway and his wife, Judith, moved into the area about four years ago, they immediately angered the neighbors by chopping down a beautiful stretch of trees at the back of their one-acre property.