Sentence examples for which is stretched from inspiring English sources

Parchment, which is stretched and cured animal skin, needs some moisture to keep it from becoming brittle.

Instead, the military, which is stretched thin in the areas along the Afghan border, has favored negotiations, and the civilian government has acquiesced.

Hazony's historical analysis is likely to be widely challenged, especially the connection he makes between Buber's circle and Israel's contemporary post-Zionist critics, which is stretched.

It was a different take on his situation to Wenger's own appraisal, after the Frenchman said: "He will be out for at least six weeks, he has a posterior cruciate problem, a ligament which is stretched".

Mr Johnson hopes that his legacy will be a commitment by the government to build a vast new airport to replace Heathrow, which is stretched and difficult to expand.

Still, questions remain about the impact that Flushing Commons and a similar development proposed for Willets Point would have on the No. 7 subway line, which is stretched to near capacity during peak hours.

As light travels across space, which is stretching, its wavelength, too, is stretched and its frequency shifts towards the red end of the spectrum.

It can be a large bowl of Doritos and a jug of mojitos; which is stretching the term dinner party to its limits, I agree.

They're even hunting on Amazon, which is stretching into rarefied price ranges by encouraging third-party sellers to hawk expensive clothes and accessories through its site.

Which is stretching things a bit, considering that the musical convention of bursting into song is pretend in the first place.

The moves are vital to reduce the pensions bill, which is stretching the limits of affordability as people live longer, he will say.