Sentence examples for the stretch from from inspiring English sources

DURING the stretch from Thanksgiving to the New Year, one ritual is hard to resist: overeating.

The stretch from the greenway to the office is chockablock with trucks and taxis but mercifully brief.

Even so, the stretch from February to May tested his faith and pushed his good nature to its limits.

The area farther south, especially the stretch from Daman to Goa (known as the Konkan coast), is indented with rias (flooded valleys) extending inland into narrow riverine plains.

The Board of Aldermen, he noted, officially designated the stretch from 42nd Street to the Harlem River as Park Avenue in 1888.

You could dismiss the stretch from West 14th to West 23rd Street as the northern hinterlands of the greater meatpacking district.

He fed Fernando Torres down the right, and Torres, easily outpacing Jardel, passed the ball low for Kalou to score on the stretch from six yards.

But the stretch from 96th to 105th Streets is a perfect little laboratory of the design, decay and renewal of the apartment house of the 1910s.

But the stretch from Taunton to Chard was all that materialised and, before long, that had been made redundant by new rail routes, now themselves long-defunct.

From the moment the stretch from Frankfurt to Darmstadt opened in 1933, the autobahn was intended to showcase and exemplify German technology.

The albums I return to are the stretch from Born to Run to Tunnel of Love, plus the box sets and the live albums.