"stretching until" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a continuous and ongoing action or state that continues for a specific period of time. Example: The summer days were long and hot, stretching until sunset each evening.
A relatively cheerful Wall Street banker sees the veranito stretching until the election.
The BBC will have its royal charter renewed at the end of the year, and has agreed a funding deal with government stretching until 2020.
Watch a game of first-time pitchers and you will see that when the T-bar is put in mothballs, games can turn ugly, stretching until forever because frustrated pitchers cannot find the plate.
New research published this week, from the International Monetary Fund and from Standard & Poor's underlines why that will be the case.The ECB's message was delivered through its commitment to lend to banks as much as €400 billion ($540 billion) later this year at a fixed rate of just 0.25% for loans stretching until September 2018.
From this provincial capital in the Nile Delta, across the sprawling capital of Cairo and beyond, voters were already waiting when the polls opened at 8 a.m., and the lines grew throughout the day, sometimes stretching until the wait exceeded three hours.
After the target is captured by the arm camera, the arm camera keeps tracking the target while the arm keeps stretching until the end effector reaches the target.
It will likely stretch until April.
The hearings, however, could stretch until the end of June.
I was having a difficult time working with the dough, which I stretched until it drooped.
Indeed, after three late-night sessions -- one stretched until nearly 3 a.m.
"We lift weights, run, do core body work with a medicine ball and stretch until 6 30.
