Sentence examples similar to we're set to stretch from inspiring English sources

And at this time of year it was set to stretch on for another 20 hours or so.

Five years of Conservative failure on housing is set to stretch to 10 without a big change.

And it is set to stretch Southampton's resources further, with Morgan Schneiderlin, Victor Wanyama and Toby Alderweldreid currently sidelined, and Sadio Mane away with Senegal at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Management of public lands is set to be stretched, with the Department of the Interior targeted for a $1.6bn cut – 12% of its budget.

In the last year, there has been a 3% increase in pay rates for TQSWs and this trend is set to continue, stretching budgets further.

The device is capable of generating cyclic stretch in a frequency range of 0.01 to 1 Hz and was set to produce a 10% linear stretch.

The distance between the two TTTAAG stretches was set to five.

This stretch target was set to drive participants to seek significant system solutions, rather than solutions aimed at only one segment of the value chain.

Resample and stretch quality - This should be set to "Best".

Long stretches of conversation are set to nondescript, tootling music of the kind that plays in movies when naughty pets or children are on the loose.

In March, when the pay deal was announced, Dennis Holt, the bank's chairman, said Booker's pay last year was set "against very stretching targets".