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It is not too much of a stretch to relate the deflated build-up to the World Cup in England this time to the wider, sombre atmosphere.

A desktop or portable system can be left on for weeks, even months, and server uptime can stretch to a year or more.

You sure to see other face of one in over one day, and my hands, stretch to the air at last , , But there is no whereabouts.

Reports of the paper's imminent death are exaggerated, but it would not be much of a stretch to say that the Times is in intensive care.

But his eyes gave me a deep sense of security, there is an invisible force, let me stretch to holding to my hand.

If it were removed from the body, the small intestine would stretch to a length of 22 feet.

But it's less of a stretch to see this mainland spending at least put some life into consumer- or stimulus-related stocks.

Our right leg stretch to the sky, buttocks leg strength and his hands left the support of the ground safely.

But he cautions that there are still many unknowns: "I find it a bit of a stretch to talk about what will happen in one year. "

At the moment, charges for cable TV are just $4 a month, meaning it's almost a stretch to call it "pay TV. "

The tilted trays also mean that customers no longer have to stretch to reach the last loaf at the back of the shelf.

As for the publishing industry, a year is a long stretch to spend typing without some prospect of financial return.

In terms of its direct impact on aggregate demand it is a stretch to call this a programme for growth .

It might be a stretch to think that chores will ever be fun, but they certainly can be bearable if approached in the right way.

It is a stretch to say that China is poised to replace an equity-led growth model with a credit-led model.

We cannot be complacent. The cost of managing each case can stretch to several hundred thousand pounds.

Another option is to place hands behind the head, and gently draw the chin to chest: this will add a stretch to the back of the neck.

The upper windows stretch to the edge of the building modulated in openings to become vertical windows overlooking a plantation of nopales.

As an adult, it can easily stretch to the length of a city bus and weigh close to 200 tons.

There's still quite a stretch to the top slot, but a full 75% of Chinese think it will beat the US in the medals table this year.

A few minutes ago, the front of the mirror, or a Ku Gualian, but now that Ku Gualian stretch to, is clearly a brilliant flower.

"The way we were taught to stretch, to try to touch your toes -- there's little evidence it prevents injuries, " Hutchinson said.

That was Nov. 4, 1979, the beginning of the Iran hostage crisis, and a date on a timeline that would stretch to Sept. 11, 2001, and beyond.

It's going to be a stretch to do it for nine.

Use this type of stretch to take the muscles back out to the length that was set in the brain during your previous practice.

The 13-time Grand Slam champion's absence from tennis could stretch to almost a year.

Though it may seem a stretch to suggest that the mind of a dreamer could be read in this way, it is not.

You shouldn't push through muscle resistance, and never stretch to the point of pain.

Be inspired by nature. I love going outside, to take a breath of fresh air, to stretch, to get natural light into my computer-strained eyes.

It is not a stretch to infer that these heightened levels will be the basis of a new regulatory system.

As it does so, space expands enormously: a region the size of a pea would stretch to larger than the visible universe in 10-35 seconds.

For example you can design it in a way that it will stretch to any size (any resolution), here is one good example of such website. Alamy.

So it's not too much of a stretch to claim that pre-human forms of laughter may exist.

It is a stretch to call such innovations necessary or useful.

First, you need to be hungry and desire to stretch to get more for all.

A typical lawsuit now goes to trial within a couple of years, says Ms Feinstein, but that could soon stretch to five years.

These torrents of ionized gas and magnetic field energy can weigh billions of tons and stretch to many times the size of Earth.

There is no constructional stretch to be eliminated.

Drag to add a text with a line. Line disappears, as text gets wider. Stretch to desired size.

It is a stretch to imagine that this sub-group would want to retain the title "euro" for their new currency.

But the internet poses the threat that, whatever those budgets, they may no longer stretch to guide books.

It's a stretch to demand that analysts, even automobile industry analysts, foresee technical faults with brakes and gas pedals.

Once you've set this, loops will automatically stretch to follow tempo changes, without changing the pitch.

The biggest stretch to be tackled comes at Tours, in the Loire Valley, where 220 miles of track is to be built all the way to Bordeaux.

allows more stretch to be applied by increasing the step edges.

Vehicles clog roads in every direction. Construction cranes stretch to the horizon.

Bavarian tradition dictates that deerskin lederhosen are the best, because they stretch to accommodate an expanding beer belly.

Income multiples stretch to as much as 18 times salary, a figure that would make even Northern Rock blanch.

The railway and highway which cross the isthmus stretch to Cologne harbor in the north entrance of canal.

Stone fence section, stretch to desired length. Place multiple fence sections end-to-end.

She's the polar cub whose bear necessities stretch to a spot of yoga in the morning.

While the idiosyncrasy of the sounds and their juxtaposition is endearing, it is a stretch to describe them as fully fledged compositions.

So it's not much a stretch to imagine that the same processes can occur around black holes too.

Read, listen, adapt and stretch to accommodate new ideas and new information.

I don't think it's a stretch to say it could translate into real change.

Inhale and return to start position and continue stretch to left, exhaling at end.

It is not a stretch to extend that activity into business deals.

Drag onto a rectangular room. Stretch to match the size of the room. Text automatically displays the dimensions.

Bleak, desolate landspaces stretch to uncharted horizons.

can survive on the valley slopes which stretch to the north.

Stretch to improve your flexibility.

The laws of football now stretch to precisely 140 pages, but our comprehension of them could probably be covered in 140 characters.

It said that task force may in the future stretch to a larger range of European nations.

The tensions stretch to territory, too.

It's why we stretch to buy houses and cars and vacations and many other large purchases before we may be ready.

Don't wear socks for over 7 hrs at a stretch, to avoid infections.

Here we go, everybody stretch to the music.

Oh-way-oh, everybody stretch to the music.

Vast meadows stretch to the east.

Grand piano. Stretch to change length from baby grand to concert grand size.

The data in the study was from 2006, so it's not a stretch to assume those numbers are higher this year.

They had to work at full stretch to get the job finished in time.

A survey last year found the wait stretch to 2 years in New Mexico and Massachussetts.

and wait for the soul to stretch, to grow or to wake up

The lotus leaves stretch to the sky a boundless green,

The forests of northeast stretch to where the chinese, Russian and Mongolian borders meet

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Nights really stretch to no end in your absence

The hand stretch to get the sunset pill

Will stretch to fit the picture, and the