Sentence examples for would likely stretch from inspiring English sources

And if Young were somehow coaxed into participating again — the same way Eric Clapton re-created avant-rock history with the Plastic Ono Band, in 2010 — the lines would likely stretch around 57th Street.

And that investigation (and potential prosecution) would have likely stretched out much longer if Nixon hadn't resigned and President Gerald Ford hadn't issued his blanket pardon of the former president.

It will likely stretch until April.

Wearing a tan Marine windbreaker against the early spring chill, General Pace spoke halfway through a day that had begun before 6 a.m. and, he said, would most likely stretch for some 14 hours.

Stein and Peattie expect that if HUD looks into their claims, any investigation would likely start or stretch into Trump's term as president.

The lasers are at right angles to each other; a gravitational wave would likely shrink one and stretch the other, causing a faint flicker when the beams are brought together.

Efforts by the Trump administration to change EPA's position would likely face more litigation, stretching out for many years.

Back in 2011 Unesco expressed concern about the "increasing pressures" that the Boca Manu-Boca Colorado stretch would "likely" bring on the Manu park, and requested that the Peruvian government provide an "Environmental and Social Impact Assessment" by 1 February 2014, just over a year ago today.

During high-tidal-volume ventilation, both the shear stress and circumferential stretch would likely decrease because of somewhat reduced pulmonary flow and capillary compression (in a direction perpendicular to the alveolar wall) by positive alveolar pressure.

Even Nash's deep pockets likely wouldn't stretch to that every other week.

So if Canada does get involved, it would likely target a very narrow stretch of territory.