Sentence examples for stretching past from inspiring English sources

In the west it extends a short way along the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, with a long narrow eastern tongue stretching past Payerne.

Ferociously long working hours, often stretching past midnight, are followed by sessions of "nominication", a play on the Japanese word for drinking, nomu, and the English word "communication"; these are where young hopefuls forge connections and build reputations.

With a higher stretch ratio and using the described treatment, films can be post-pour stretched up to 3.2× their original length, although stretching past 3× results in reduced strain.

Stretching past 2g (6mm) is usually considered the "point of no return", but for some it's smaller, for others larger.

Each show was triumphant, stretching past two hours, with two encores.

The line quickly grew longer, stretching past a row of forty bright-blue Citibikes along the curb.

But 8 of the 10 songs on "Tempest" stretch past five minutes, turning into down-home incantations.

As the talks stretched past midnight, there was no immediate word on whether they had made progress.

"The liberals will escape or be killed," the son, Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, vowed in an hourlong interview that stretched past midnight.

The crowd stretched past the reflecting pool where an earlier generation of Americans heard Martin Luther King give his "I have a Dream" speech at a time of great unrest over the denial of civil rights for blacks.

The 1972 arrangements are casual and the tempos deeply laid back, and the vocals could have been delivered from a swaying hammock; the previously unreleased "Done a Lot of Wrong Things" stretches past eight minutes.