Sentences With later stretch

• Several months later, four female bodies were found on a stretch of Ocean Parkway in Long Island between Gilgo Beach and Oak Beach.
• He later found that other people avoided that stretch of road because of the dog, which had a disconcerting way of vanishing into thin air.
• Go refill your coffee, stretch your legs, and come back later.
• Krefski would stretch that lead to two with a score in the second, and Spradling would score again moments later to push it to three.
• Stretch and shrink parties to make them start a little earlier or end a little later.
• Each song was recorded separately and later mixed together to form the unbroken stretch of music.
• The scope of the Bill does not allow us to stretch to that on this occasion, but later in deliberations we will consider whether a commission looking at the terms of this Bill should be established.
• There is a stretch of the Truckee on the East end of Reno that is supposed to go dry later this month.
• Olsen in turn later handed it off to Gunnar Kaasen, who completed the final stretch with his dog Balto leading his team.
• All of the writing exercises will stretch your creativity and help you practice craft elements that can be used for later poems.
• Unfortunately, decades later, regulators have begun to stretch their authority beyond that noble goal to enact a policy agenda that Congress never intended.
• Earlier seasons typically open in October, while later seasons stretch through part of the winter months with some ending in February of the following calendar year.
• Anthony was a popular fantasy add after Markelle Fultz tore his ACL and went down for the season, but he was later dropped by many teams thanks to a cold shooting stretch.
• It did not take long for things to turn wild when the No. 17 car driven by William Pritchard got turned sideways on the front stretch, sending the later half of the pack scattering on lap one.
• Prince Albert jewelry and then stretch up to larger sizes later, until they find the perfect size that gives them and their partner maximum stimulation during sex.
• Later this name was understood to describe the fertile stretch of land on the middle Dniepr.
• Later in the game, when construction times stretch into days, the gem costs become exorbitant.
• Later in November, less than a week after I left Rockford, a young officer named Jaimie Cox pulled over a pickup truck on a commercial stretch of State Street, four miles east of downtown.
• It was during this stretch that the school erected a new home for its basketball teams, Ritchie Coliseum, which housed the team until Cole Field House replaced it a quarter of a century later.
• Later on in the healing process, the tissues become stronger and more resistant to stretching and can also be more painful to stretch.
• As argued later, the value of tension has contributions due to stretch of the film and the sum of the solid surface tensions at the two film surfaces.
• Later youwill stretch this to a full day.
• Two plays later, Ryan Mallett completed a 16-yard touchdown pass to Greg Childs to stretch the lead to 20-0.