Sentence examples for stretches right through from inspiring English sources

It has 12 lanes, tall buildings and skyscrapers on either side, and stretches right through the middle of the city.

The range of ingredients at my local market hasn't really changed for weeks, because we're still in the annual "hungry gap" that stretches right through to the end of the month.

There's no classical restraint about his expressiveness, so these songs seem as though they are the beginning of the whole lieder tradition, which stretches right through the 19th century from Beethoven, Schubert and Schumann to Wolf and beyond.

The reality is that child protection is now one end of a continuum that stretches right through to teaching all children to spell, and persuading them to eat their fruit and veg.Only 30,000 children are on the "at-risk" register at a time; 10m are in schools.

Garnett's insomnia began after a 103-100 loss in Atlanta on Friday and stretched right through the weekend.

Maso cited another Bordeaux-Paris race (the event called for herculean stamina, being run in a single stretch, right through the night), in which the allowance per man in one team was a bottle of eau-de-vie, some port, some white wine, and some champagne.

You'll find it painful to sit down or stand up tomorrow, Alex concludes cheerfully at the end of an hour that feels like it stretched right through the afternoon.

The site had a long occupational history stretching right through from the Middle Preclassic to the Early Postclassic, with two phases of greater activity in the Early Classic around AD 350 and in the Late Classic from AD 650 830.

"It runs through the calf and goes down the side of your achilles and stretches right to the heel.

But its legacy stretches right back.

It stretches right across the party.