Sentence examples for that stretch the from inspiring English sources

Harbaugh uses defenders Isaac Sopoaga, Justin Smith and others in short-yardage packages that stretch the definition of "short yardage".

Secretary of Education Rod Paige could preserve state flexibility by issuing interpretive regulations that stretch the legislation's literal provisions.

For most of his career, mechanical and aerospace engineering professor Szymon Suckewer has built high-powered devices that stretch the limits of laser technology.

During that stretch the river enters northern Arunachal Pradesh state in northeastern India, where it is known as the Dihang (or Siang) River, and turns more southerly.

A Los Angeles Times review said the "Haiti Noir" collection includes stories "that stretch the definition of noir beyond the criminal and into something more ethereal".

Set among the pale yellow dunes are seven banks of dark blue photovoltaic panels that stretch the length of a running track.

Humphries was the Melbourne comedy festival's first patron, and the Barry award seeks to celebrate originality and performers that stretch the possibilities of comedy as an art-form.

I wasn't looking for fancy, but the lodgings around Geraldton and Shark Bay are largely tired, 1990s-style motels that stretch the meaning of the word "resort".

Mr. Piano is known for large adventuresome projects that stretch the limits of technology and often celebrate it, like the Pompidou Center.

Obama deals to the US are trickling through … but it's the destinations on the extended Obama bandwagon tour that stretch the imagination.

He is, of course, known for vast, venturesome projects that stretch the limits of technology and often celebrate it: the Pompidou Center in Paris is a famous example.