Sentence examples for stretched outward from inspiring English sources

The city limits stretched outward for miles in every direction, so that even many brand-new subdivisions were, legally, in Austin.

This region of Earth's atmosphere, called the magnetosphere, is compressed by the solar wind on the daylight side of the planet and stretched outward in a long tail on the night side.

Both of his hands stretched outward like the paws of an angry cat.

Calls were given with the bird's head and neck stretched outward and its bill pointing 30 to 45 degrees from the vertical.

If you are more flexible, you can also bend your body until your forehead touches the ground in front of you and your hands are stretched outward.

A tangle of spidery filaments stretches outward from the giant elliptical galaxy NGC 1275 as if they were dendrites of an intergalactic nerve cell.

As Burning Man's tentacles stretch outward, some groups have broken away, claiming the mother festival has lost its more confrontational and youthful energy.

The amphiphilic nature of these CO2 adduct macromolecules drives the formation of nanoparticles in the white components (i.e. foaming mixtures without isocyanates), with the hydrophobic PPG side-chains stretching outward.

That attraction opened two years before these Chicago extensions and promised to be far more spectacular: a transparent-floored observation deck stretching outward 70 feet from the canyon's rim and suspended 4,000 feet above the Colorado River (as high as 900 Oprahs and an impossible number of deep-dish pizzas).

The monument, which is now double the size of Texas, stretches outward from the north-western Hawaiian islands and includes Midway Atoll, famed for its former military base and eponymous battle that was crucial in the US defeat of Japan in the second world war.

"The problem is the present design of cities are only a few storeys high, stretching outward in unwieldy sprawl for miles … turning farms into parking lots, and waste enormous amounts of time and energy transporting people, goods and services over their expanses". He returned to Italy in 1950 and was commissioned to build a vast ceramics factory in Vietri on the Amalfi coast.