SOLD Daimler-Benz DB10 Halftrack HOW MUCH? $230,000 Weighing 13 tons and stretching to a length of 24 feet, this huge machine, intended mainly to tow artillery pieces, was one of the rarest vehicles offered.
When fully extended, the jet bridges stretch to a length of 35 m.
At the water edge, its width is 0.75 mile, rises to a height of 150 feet and stretches to a length of 10 mile and flows into Bigourdan Fjord.
By 100m, the distance had stretched to a body length, Phelps's enormous upper body strength and those size 14 feet creating waves of energy his opponents could not counter.
It's like running on a racetrack that is being stretched -- if the racetrack started off 100 meters long but got stretched to a final length of 400 meters as you were running from start to finish, then the total distance you've run is more than 100 meters.
Over the last two years, however, the average tunnel has stretched to a total length of about 2,450 feet, while its width has shrunk to just over 2½ feet.
This nondiegetic score is important to creating the narrative stasis in the sequence; it conveys a moment for Lester that is stretched to an indeterminate length.
The self is Augustine's sentence of "now" stretched to a much greater length: "What is true of the poem as a whole is true equally of its individual stanzas and syllables.
The system will first be covered with a box, and then the box will be stretched to a big one with the length equal to extent.
Without them, we would stretch to a dangerous point the length of time troops must spend in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Given the chance to do whatever they wanted, the filmmakers ended up with something resembling a sentimental credit-card commercial stretched to feature length: a chronological pseudonarrative that intersperses obvious montages — people getting out of bed, people making coffee — with more specific biographical passages and sets it all to a sugary, manipulative soundtrack.
