Sentence examples for was stretched off from inspiring English sources

Commons was stretched off during the 2-1 win over Spartak Moscow, but Lennon said it was a "soft tissue" injury rather than ligament damage.

The game grew increasingly ugly and scrappy as Beram Kayal was stretched off after a crunching tackle from Lee McCulloch and Rangers substitute David Healy was guilty of a dreadful hack at Forrest.

There was a break in play midway through the second half when Potts took a heavy knock and needed treatment for 10 minutes before he was stretched off the pitch.

Both were stretched off in the Cherry and Whites' 20-3 win over the Falcons.

Some rings appeared to be stretching off the bivalents on both sides (arrows), while others were predominantly stretched off one side (arrowheads); in the latter case, the bivalents were sometimes turned 90° from their usual orientation.

That disco era debt, which is just five years from being paid off, would be stretched out until the 2030's, with state taxpayers paying it back plus more than $2 billion in interest.

It is ready when it is glossy and tacky but not sticky; and a small amount pinched off can be stretched (by pinching and pulling) thin enough to let light pass through.

This developments made some to conclude that in the age of data sharing, traditional paper-based one-off consent is stretched to its limits (Hayden 2012).

Cut-off sweat shirts were stretched over well-toned physiques, and instead of grand lattes, they ingested yogurt, protein bars and energy drinks.

He clipped the trapezes to ceiling brackets and attached winches to floor anchor bolts so that a thick cable could be stretched across the room, two feet off the ground, for wire walking.

A good material condition of the migrant children would enhance their care capacity while economically worse off migrant households are stretched by their care responsibilities towards the old.