Sentence examples for to stretch from from inspiring English sources

The hinterland of Lahore, capital of Pakistani Punjab, used to stretch from Delhi to Srinagar.

Allen Jerkens's list of accomplishments seems to stretch from one end of Belmont Park to the other.

Opened in 1913, the Lincoln Highway was the first paved highway to stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

At least none have to stretch from the home office through the kitchen and into the living room.

The individual must make sure there is enough money to stretch from Year 1 of retirement all the way through the actuarially expected lifespan.

But Mr Bennett, who speaks for national-religious Israelis who want a Greater Israel to stretch from the Mediterranean Sea to the Jordan river, will be trickier.

Plans for the Second Avenue subway call for the line to eventually stretch from Harlem to the financial district.

Laid end to end, the tracks alone would stretch from New York City to Chicago.

Their tentacles stretch from Texas to Central America.

Malmström said the project should stretch from Spain to Cyprus.

I stretch from head to toe and I wiggle and dance while still under the covers.