Sentence examples for stretches of doing from inspiring English sources

But in a bull market Mr. Covered Call has long stretches of doing a bit better than the market, interrupted by occasional stretches of falling way behind.

America's hidden history of doing this stretches from the Internet back to founding father Alexander Hamilton.

Germany's motorways (Autobahn) are famous for having no speed limit, but an advisory limit of 130km/h (81mph) is in operation, and some stretches of road do have limits.

Djokovic said that when he moved to Germany, he made a point of doing extra stretching outside the academy's fitness program.

The practitioner was allowed to give the patient one of two stretches to do at home, either "cat/camel stretch" or "knee to chest stretch".

Think of it this way: if your skin has a lot of stretching to do, it's less likely to tear and create stretch marks if it's hydrated.

Probation officers are usually too stretched to do much of this.

What stretch of content does the specious present of this act comprise?

Mr. Pino said officials who routinely patrolled that stretch of Biscayne Bay did not notice the piano until after a Miami Herald photographer snapped a picture of it last week.

It never had to think about more than a basic education - the jobs on this stretch of coast didn't call for A-levels.

Yet while this stretch of Flatbush Avenue does not quickly conjure thoughts of grand boulevards like the Champs-Elysées in Paris or Commonwealth Avenue in Boston, the route is richer than a quick glance reveals.