Sentence examples for stretches now from inspiring English sources
Standing in a queue for a long time can be tiring, so do a few stretches now and then if it's a particularly long wait.
"Every point counts in this stretch now," Gionta said.
"This is more than a stretch now," Mussina said.
While there were once many teahouses along this stretch, now there is only Amazake-chaya.
I'm doing a bit more stretching, now I'm the wrong side of 30.
Stanford, with four consecutive appearances in the Final Four but no titles in that stretch, now threatens to become the Buffalo Bills of women's college basketball.
Owens adopted various poses, sometimes against projected images of dereliction or physical distress, as a man passing through the stages of sleep: now bent, now stretched, now embryonic.
"Generally they are very stretched now – their manpower on the ground in relation to the territory they're holding is very thin," said Hammond.
7.42am GMT OK, we're getting towards the home stretch now and at 21 the umlauts are back - it's RÜFÜS with Take Me.
Once an uninteresting dining scene, that stretch now offers a compelling variety in these restaurants, most of them no more than two years old.
