Sentences with stretch
stretch
S s - The procession stretched for several miles. [VERB preposition/adverb]
- It's a very dangerous stretch of road. [+ of]
- He yawned and stretched. [VERB]
- At the end of a workout spend time cooling down with some slow stretches.
- He was fluent in French, having spent stretches of time in Southern France.
- ...as anti-abortion protests stretched into their second week. [V into/to n]
- ...a working day that stretches from seven in the morning to eight at night. [VERB from noun to noun]
- ...a trading empire, with interests that stretched from chemicals to sugar. [VERB from noun to noun]
- The cables are designed not to stretch. [VERB]
- ...stretch fabrics such as Lycra.
- They're used to stretching their budgets. [VERB noun]
- She suggested to me that I might like to start regular savings and I said Well, I don't know whether I can stretch to that. [VERB + to]
- The drought there is stretching American resources. [VERB noun]
- I'm trying to move on and stretch myself with something different. [VERB pronoun-reflexive]
- The course stretched over three months
- Socks that will stretch
- To stretch one's budget
- That's stretching it a bit
- A stretch of water
- stretch pants
- To stretch out a helping hand
- To stretch sheets out to dry
- To stretch pipelines across a continent
- To stretch a rule, to stretch the truth
- Over a stretch of ten days
- A long stretch of beach
- stretch pants
- To stretch oneself out on the ground.
- To stretch a rope across a road.
- To stretch the strings of a violin.
- To stretch a rubber band.
- The jacket was stretched at the elbows.
- To stretch the imagination; to stretch the facts; to stretch food to feed extra guests; to stretch money to keep within a budget.
- They caught the bartender stretching the gin with water.
- To stretch a show; to stretch the action two minutes.
- To stretch out on a couch.
- The forest stretches for miles.
- His memory stretches back to his early childhood.
- To stretch and yawn.
- A stretch of meadow.
- For a stretch of ten years.
- He's doing a stretch in the pen.
- You wouldn't call her a genius by any stretch of the imagination. It's quite a stretch for me to believe his story.
- stretch girdle; stretch pants.