Sentence examples for widely stretched from inspiring English sources

Merkel sat frozen, and pictures show Putin with a sardonic grin on his face, legs widely stretched.

Meanwhile the whirling Holly Dale Spencer makes alarming overuse of widely stretched eyes and a bared grin.

Nunn may be following Shaffer's original instructions in making the Incas appear and sound stylised, but the result is ridiculous: they look as if they've bought a job-lot of wigs and are being forced to speak while having root-canal treatment: every word is flung out of widely stretched mouths, uttered in a sort of all-purpose pidgin.

Figure 1e,f,g shows that the cell body appeared to be widely stretched and attached tightly as the population density of nanowires increases.

The dream of creating a community of 20m-plus people (estimates of the total vary widely), stretching from Egypt's western desert to the Atlantic, would be stymied by the multiplicity of Berber dialects and by the variety of political circumstances.

It's been stretched widely in civil cases, as well.

Having illustrated books for children himself, including the Caldecott Medal winning "The Biggest Bear , Ward's influence on picture books has stretched widely.

Abnormal telangiectatic vessels stretched widely in the temporal retina and massive hard exudates and retinal edema were found in the posterior pole.

In both capacities they traveled widely along routes that stretched from Greenland and North America in the west to Novgorod (now in Russia), Kiev (now in Ukraine), and Constantinople (now Istanbul, Tur). in the east, as well as from north of the Arctic Circle south to the Mediterranean Sea.

A speaker in today's debate agreed: 'The sad reality is that there is no trust' Yet at the same time, the Church is constantly proclaiming, in a phrase that has entered the language, that it is a 'broad church', one that freely tolerates different opinions so that the meaning of Anglicanism can be stretched quite widely.

This piece was widely acknowledged to stretch the truth; letters of complaint poured in.