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Discover LudwigThe phrase "stretching from" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a range or extent of something, such as a physical distance or a period of time. Example: The road stretched from the bustling city center to the quiet countryside.
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Type 2: stretching from the proximal half of the descending thoracic aorta to the intrarenal aorta.
They will join a network stretching from California to Massachusetts.
Wealthier homes have an entourage stretching from sweeper to housekeeper.
The region stretching from Morocco to the border of India had almost no lights.
Nick Ferguson describes an ancient tradition stretching from Mycenae to Maccu Picchu and the Mournes.
Troupes are upping the ante with themed, long-form shows, stretching from Shakespeare to soap operas.
An example of quality stretching from an unskippably iconic intro through to cracking scripts.
Take the Ogallala Aquifer, an underground river stretching from South Dakota to Texas.
He's a great poet in the great English tradition, stretching from Milton and Blake onwards.
The wedding and reception last two weeks, stretching from Dec. 16 to New Year's Day.
Collectively, these manuscripts form a record of pre-colonial scholarship stretching from Timbuktu to Khartoum.
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