The stretch.

Stretch the envelope.

Stretch out your arms.

Stretch out your arms.

They can stretch. They can tear.

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I want to stretch my legs.

Only stretch out my legs a little.

He worked ten hours at a stretch.

I'm just going to stretch my legs.

The wheat fields stretch out for miles.

The blue sky seemed to stretch forever.

Dons stretch lead over Celtic to five points

Tom works about nine hours at a stretch.

But, as his tenure enters the home stretch, Barack Obama seems to have been released from such constraints.

I can only walk about three kilometers at a stretch.

I want to get out of the car and stretch.

But the guy, here, on the right, he's doing the stretch.

From next year, it will stretch from the north of Finland to Cyprus and Malta in the south, from Ireland in the west to the Baltic states in the east.

The Lower Rhine falls from 50 m to 12 m. The main tributaries on this stretch are the Ruhr and the Lippe.

50 billion dollars of it a year, which is enough, at 30 seconds a ringtone, that could stretch from here to Neanderthal times.

There's a grueling uphill stretch of road at mile 23 of the marathon.

There's a grueling uphill stretch of road at mile 23 of the marathon.

The roots of Greece s problems stretch far deeper than the austerity of recent years.

But, in the real life, how far does this conflict stretch across the borders?

Afghanistan's 'green zone', a stretch of fertile, cultivated ground along the Helmand River Valley.

I realise that my powers of imagination don't stretch far enough for these considerations.

Golden Week is typically the longest vacation stretch enjoyed in Japan during the year.

It will just stretch from the bottom, you see,' he went on with a persuasive gesture, 'and go up and up till it gets there.'

I've never seen speakers stretch beyond themselves so much, which was one of the remarkable things.

If I grab the canvas, I can kind of do the same thing stretch it out.

I close my eyes, as if I could escape by some simple stretch of the imagination.

The movie starts and it occurs to me that I'm a fake yawn and an arm stretch away from being on a date with the Princess of Wales.

Originally called current steering logic , it was used in the Stretch, IBM 7090, and IBM 7094 computers.

I don t think it s a stretch to say that Bahamians are the world s experts on building to survive hurricanes.

On a 25 mile stretch of road between the southern cities of Kismayo and Jilib, there are at least 35 checkpoints manned by armed men who take 50 to 200 from passing travelers.

This Iranian fifth column is believed to stretch from Beirut via Damascus, Gaza to Baghdad and finally from Iran to Saudi Arabia to Yemen. Recent armed clashes between Hezbollah and the Lebanese government are, it is said, just another sign of Iran s hegemonic reach.

Now public spending is on the increase again, and record peacetime deficits of 10 or more of GDP stretch ahead for years.

The reason why the moon is huge on the horizon is simply because our perceptual bubble does not stretch out 380,000 kilometers.

Dramatic footage showed the military plane almost coming within touching distance of sunseekers on the stretch of sand in Aveiro, northern Portugal.

Set above and overlooking the harbour, at first Odessa seems a stretch of terraces carved into the hills out of another time.

The Sahrawi refugee camps are mainly scattered tents and mud houses that stretch out in the vast Sahara desert in western Algeria.

So astronomers in the far future looking out into deep space will see nothing but an endless stretch of static, inky, black stillness.

One reason why the crisis in Ukraine has proved so difficult to overcome is that its roots stretch far outside the country s borders.

By no stretch of the imagination can Turkey be considered a 'safe third country' that the EU can cosily outsource its obligations to.