Sentence examples for taking a stretch from inspiring English sources

Some find riskier ways of taking a stretch, from writing out of genre to starting a new series, but only a real daredevil would chance switching focus from a popular series sleuth to a character of the opposite sex.

One proposal includes taking a stretch of West Street, a busy thoroughfare that now separates Battery Park from the trade center site, and putting it underground, creating a kind of mall effect that would give the new site a great human accessibility.

The 39-year-old Cullen, playing between a pair of forwards — Tom Kuhnhackl and Oskar Sundqvist — who were born when Cullen was well into his teens, put Pittsburgh in front by taking a stretch pass off the boards from Brian Dumoulin and beating Holtby between the legs.

They took a stretch limousine into central London.

Now, it takes a stretch to overlook one.

My child has taken a stretch and I hate to see them going to waste.' etc".

And it takes a stretch of the imagination to say that Argentina is abiding fully even by these weak conditions.

In a way, Fargo has been so successful in its makeshift defenses that it took a stretch like the recent series of floods to get people fed up.

It doesn't take a stretch of the imagination to understand that means that United States policy will be designed to please the Saudis.

The Etro show was so focused on fabric that there were times when it seemed that the designer had taken a stretch of material, draped it at a slant across the body — and left it at that.

In 1998, when Jeffrey Archer's son, James, and his trader friends, known as the Flaming Ferraris, took a stretch limo to their bank's Christmas party, the Sunday Telegraph could barely contain itself.