Sentence examples for stretching too from inspiring English sources

There was a lot of stretching, too, and applications of heat rubs like Bengay and jumping up and down to stay warm.

The ample ruching on both bust and tummy will ensure that you'll never look like you're stretching too little fabric over too much flesh.

"It's Mr Son's style to keep expanding, but isn't he stretching too much?" Atul Goyal, an analyst at Jefferies, added: "To us, the ARM acquisition announced yesterday [Monday] appears largely inconsistent with SoftBank's investment strategy.

"It's Mr Son's style to keep expanding, but isn't he stretching too much?" Hermann Hauser, who helped to found ARM in 1990, said that SoftBank's debt mountain meant that some of the money earned by ARM could be used to pay interest or reduce debt, rather than be invested back in the company.

Last March Schneider agreed to buy the rest of SBS but the deal collapsed with UPC's stock, and concerns (unfounded UPC's standard cable systems generate plenty of cash flow) that UPC's balance sheet was stretching too thin.

And plenty of stretching too.

Other laws are being stretched, too.

But did Mr. Lewis stretch too far?

"We urge others to stretch, too," he said.

Without that income, she was stretched too thin.

Resources are stretched too thin and bodies become weary.