Sentence examples for stretching from one from inspiring English sources

Playgrounds and sports pitches occupy the spaces between the building and the streets on either side, with a bright red 100m running track stretching from one side to the other, the building bridging it at half way.

There are likely to be more than 1,000 chains and trusts, some stretching from one end of the country to the other.

A head count shows that excluding cameramen and microphone wielders and a few disjointed groups in the background, there are 129 people stretching from one side of the tee to the other, of which 19 are golfers.

Brutal nature, she had said, and the girls' father had laughed, and in that instant, and this is true, a rainbow had appeared — it was that kind of weather — the arc stretching from one end of the ocean to the other, and she had taken his hand and said, "Yes".

It's a quantity of cash that means he could pay everyone their portion as a bribe to perform a human snake of mutual fellatio stretching from one coast of England to another, which in a far-flung way, he has.

It's the blade of a wind turbine, and is absolutely fucking enormous, stretching from one end of the concourse to the other, even forking into the road, as if darting towards the museum on the other side.

Her summer stays on Long Island have stretched from one week to two, and this summer a few extra days will be tacked onto her vacation, which begins July 12. "It's been wonderful to watch Pasha's growth from year to year," Mrs. Otis said.

The soul train gave way to a sort of micro-show, in which some fauns mimed and showed signs to their side of the audience, and a pair of huge novelty cans on a rope was stretched from one side of the auditorium to the other.

In the display cases, along the aisles, on the shelves: a subtly shifting rainbow stretched from one end of the store to the other.

Busy as the 1,000-seat 1,000-seats, it is not the only institution to draw on McCarterwood's expertise; hit isfluenot has sthetched fronlyne end of the New York-Phinstitutioncorridor to the other.

Derrek Lee, the Cubs' first baseman, said being in first place "doesn't hurt" the team's fan appeal, which stretches from one coast to the other, partly because WGN televises games nationally on cable and partly because the Cubs are, well, the Cubs, on their endless quest for a world championship, with the drought now standing at 100 years.