Sentence examples for which stretched back from inspiring English sources

BAM offers a welcome retrospective of his career, which stretched back to 1927.

The basic competitive statistic shows McIlroy has ended a wait for victory which stretched back to November.

Over the years, the state's connection to the twin towers -- which stretched back even before they were built -- only intensified.

Feeder marches, including a protest by students which set off from the University of London in Bloomsbury, swelled the crowd, which stretched back as far as St Paul's Cathedral.

When Mr. Gonzales was appointed, it seemed doubtful that he would be able to put aside his years as Mr. Bush's personal lawyer, which stretched back to the Texas governor's office, and represent the interests of the American people.

But according to American officials familiar with the call, Ms. Rice would not acknowledge that the monitoring took place, even though she did not dispute the evidence the Germans had provided to her, which stretched back into the administration of President George W. Bush.

Pakistani officials say those ties, which stretch back decades, have been broken.

Brian Green, an insolvency practitioner at KPMG, said the new precedent ended an "anomaly which stretches back over many years".

Mr Cillizza and Mr Blake are looking at Gallup tracking polls, which stretch back about 60 years.

And for Iran that quest, which stretches back more than 20 years, has not been going well, by most accounts.

The satirical cartoonist Gerald Scarfe is the latest in a long line of irreverent British caricaturists which stretches back to Max Beerbohm and William Hogarth.