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Consequently, the country's political crisis is likely to stretch out for months.
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Its good deeds stretch far beyond what goes into its shampoos, however.
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Their networks stretch throughout the United States into Europe, Asia and Australia.
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Visit Website LESSON: Climbing ropes today are dynamic; they're designed to stretch.
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The charges stretch back almost 10 years, Longford Circuit Criminal Court heard.
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Hands by the lee head-braces, and jib-sheet, stretch along the weather braces.
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Turkey-backed rebels now control a more than 100-km stretch along the Syria-Turkish border.
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Oh, they do their best for a pitifully short stretch along the P.C.
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That last stretch along the narrow path seemed an endless journey.
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The mountains here stretch along in continuous ridges-andthere shoot up into elevated peaks.
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Great shadows stretch along the tiles, damp puffs of air enter from the street.
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In endless series the ages stretch along-birth, life, development, destruction.
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It's at the north end of his ranch, a stretch along the river, Stratton said.
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One of the more lively areas is the stretch along the river opposite Preseren Square.
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Far gray rocky sandhills stretch along the Texan border.
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Now it's the swankiest five-block stretch along I-95.
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Why is England permitted to stretch along down our coast in this straggling and inquisitive manner?
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Its course was to the southward, in which direction extensive plains appeared to stretch along its bank.
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I'll take a stretch along the road.
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They stretch along the coast for 60 miles.)
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Tier after tier they stretch along, rising by degrees on a gentle slope, the space between filled with haze.
