Sentence examples for unusual stretch from inspiring English sources
National Seashore, including the Sunken Forest, an unusual stretch of holly forest.
President Hugo Chávez, recovering in Cuba after emergency surgery there this month, broke an unusual stretch of silence with four brief Twitter messages on Friday.
Still, it was the first such arrangement negotiated directly between Israelis and Palestinians, and it came after an unusual stretch of calm.
In the last month, an unusual stretch of hot, dry weather and gusting winds has created fire hazards throughout the New York metropolitan region.
Teams like the Patriots, the Colts and the Steelers, who have stable front offices and know exactly what kind of players they want, will handle this unusual stretch as well as they do a regular off-season.
The dismal season is due to both some unexpected setbacks at specific schools and some larger trends in college basketball, including players leaving for the N.B.A. and an unusual stretch of conference realignment.
Moving at high speed, she proves capable of unusual stretches and balances, twisting herself into one shape after another.
Furthermore, clonal analysis of loss of function Rheb alleles in Drosophila imaginal discs revealed unusual stretched and odd shaped clones that caused the authors of the study to suggest that Rheb has other functions in addition to growth control [51].
The three tef copies share unusual stretches of divergent sequences, both at the nucleotide and protein levels, but they do not contain stop codons, making it likely that these genes are functional.
Named (in a rather unusual literary stretch) for the ancient poet Ovid, who wrote "Metamorphoses," the unisex sport shoe, $85, has an inner "booty" that can be removed from the outer shoe casing.
Q. What will happen to the trees around New York that seemed to be about to burst into bloom or sprout leaves during our unusual warm stretch? A. There may be some lost blooms, but the trees and shrubs should survive, according to Patrick Cullina, vice president for horticulture and operations of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
