As the band stretches out over time, tighten the setting.
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It stretches out before that country like an endless sea.
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But beyond that wall, a largely uncontrollable wilderness stretches out.
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Chito takes off his shoes and stretches out his feet.
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Ms. Paulos stretches out her arms and closes the door.
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At highway speeds, it stretches out its wheels for optimal stability.
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The Washington Post reported that the line stretches out the door.
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If you include "Hotline Bling," Views stretches out over 81 minutes.
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She stretches out in bed with John Lennon and Yoko Ono.
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In humans, a poop-filled bit of intestine stretches out slightly.
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The patient then moves into a position that stretches out that spot.
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Here the world's largest chemical park stretches out over ten square kilometres.
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When disturbed, the bluegill stretches out its spines into perfect piercing position.
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A soccer field stretches out beneath the Westway in Shepherd's Bush, London, England.
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Google's AI empire stretches out a bit further, and Google reaps the benefits.
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Sometimes a mental safety net stretches out when she might otherwise get hurt.
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The music box breaks, and the world stretches out into the dark unknown.
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The pier now stretches out 960 feet, with an arcade in the center.
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My wife, who is to my left, stretches out and accidentally bumps me.
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Every time a receiver stretches out for a compromising ball, they're risking everything.
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"The problem with the Trump put is it stretches out the battle," said Harris.
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Dawn fails to arrive: night stretches out like "an endless ball of black thread".
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He stretches out his spindly fingers to beckon them into fresh temptation and debauchery.
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He curls into a ball, and then stretches out and roars like the Hulk.
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His voice sounds young, and he sometimes stretches out the sound of his vowels.
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Connaughton also stretches out his arm every night to help keep it in shape.
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"It stretches out the breeding season much longer than it should," said Professor Jones.
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Price's voice is haunting when the song stretches out, flawless when it picks up.
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It's an apocalyptic landscape that stretches out before us here, almost in a lunar fashion.
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BE's signature sound, as the band typically stretches out to twice this length, sometimes longer.
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In one scene, a flying Charles Wallace stretches out a small hand to stroke Winfrey's cheek.
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Drizzle patters down on the concrete of the courtyard that stretches out in front of us.
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In southern Illinois, that stretches out to two minutes and 41.6 seconds, nearly 35 percent longer.
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Instead he stretches out the dough for the base using a technique called schiaffo or slap.
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When it stretches out over years like it does with us, it's easy to lose it.
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Without a moment's hesitation he stretches out his arms and legs, and the crowd embraces him.
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She stretches out and smokes a cigarette, writing in her notebook with an air of concentration.
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Can you imagine a contested scenario so long that it stretches out to a ballot vote?
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" A seductive female leg, carved from wood, stretches out from a tree trunk — Allora & Calzadilla, "Untitled.
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B. stretches out her fat little arms and yelps as she waves them up and down.
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In one particular clip, Dewan Tatum stretches out on the ground as music plays in the background.
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His voice stretches out in sensual croaks and angry barks, seemingly all recorded inside a boiler room.
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The Desire 825 matches the resolution and screen technology, but stretches out to a 5.5-inch size.
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Many spend long stretches out of the labor force, hanging around with friends and bumming off others.
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A long arm, called a tether, stretches out from an oil-slicked bearing powered by a motor.
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That lets it linger for longer in the Earth's shadow and stretches out the length of the eclipse.
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Dark sand stretches out to the coastline, near to which a white pickup truck perches on flattened rock.
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The trail of cars stretches out for a couple of miles each day from several places distributing resources.
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An expanse of cannabis -- almost the size of three soccer fields -- stretches out in front of Abu Salim.
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A terraced garden stretches out below, filled with dozens of local species: almond and fig trees, mint and za'atar.
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It's useful that the programming starts on the inside and then stretches out its arms to live, hopefully, forever.
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At Acuario Café, who needs signs when deliverymen and construction workers form a line that stretches out the door?
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But the more the series stretches out, the more it seems like tiny new variations on the same old thing.
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Wanda Markotter, a researcher with the University of Pretoria, catches ones inside a net and slowly stretches out its wing.
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EXERCISE I do a 15-minute workout and have a reformer in my bedroom that stretches out all my joints.
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The terminal building stretches out over 700 million square meters, more than 15% larger than terminal areas at London Heathrow.
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The main change is its pencil-like length and shape, which stretches out the distance between the nose and wing shocks.
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In this case, though, the table stretches out an open gallery window to become a diving board perched over the street.
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They improvised the first track, "Between Two Worlds," which stretches out gently on plucked strings before easing into a disquieting thrum.
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More important, the screen stretches out from one edge to the other, letting apps take up more of the watch's face.
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Come warmer weather, the line for Ralph's Italian Ices stretches out the door, with children perched on benches or their bikes.
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EVERY MORNING, JUST before 8am, a digger stretches out its steel limb from the bank of the Ciliwung river in central Jakarta.
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There's the idea of horizons or depictions of landscapes, but also 20th Century art and performance art, where the body stretches out.
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The only potential drawback is that it stretches out after prolonged use, so it might not be the best long-term option.
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And when the space between Daisy and a much-hyped new album stretches out beyond the seven-year mark, people get weary.
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As the final bakes are lined up for frying, Defour and I head into the drizzle as he stretches out his back.
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Leading a quartet, Mr. DeFrancesco stretches out wide beneath the singer's blustering swagger, often interceding with riffs and jabs of his own.
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Yes, these sources said, he regularly stretches out on a couch in his City Hall office and zonks out for a while.
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From Spanish goons to American generals to our present oligarchical thugs, the Philippines stretches out like a sandbar waiting to be defiled.
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That eventually gives way to the dial-up funk and hopscotching rhythms of "bqbqbq," which itself then stretches out for nearly 12 minutes.
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Away from the song-like strictures of the existential music he makes under his given name, Spencer Radcliffe stretches out as Blithe Field.
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Because what rides swift on the heels of hope but fear — a fear that stretches out far and wide like a growing shadow.
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It becomes like saltwater taffy — it becomes viscous and sticky, and it stretches out and it folds back on itself through endless repetition.
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Handle it slowly and it stretches out like taffy but hit it with a hammers and it seems to harden and absorb shock.
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Balvin is a sweetly elegiac singer — see especially "Azul," where he stretches out soft vowels like taffy — but his rapping is largely blank.
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Entire districts of this city, which stretches out in all directions, are overgrown nature preserves that are reclaiming the concrete and cobblestone blocks.
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And an endless horizon, sometimes straight, hopefully meandering, that stretches out in front of her, as far out as she wants to go.
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Whatever the role, he stretches out a word of one syllable into two, or even three, and declaims each syllable at a different pitch.
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The film stretches out in a classic-Western sprawl, taking its time to establish the characters and not rushing to get where it's going.
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When she's off duty, Nakayama is ebullient and discursive, a quicksilver conversationalist who stretches out her words with a hint of Valley Girl drawl.
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The company offers a 36-month payment plan as well that comes with an enrollment fee, which stretches out that very steep ticket price.
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She stretches out her right arm and waves at the kid as the carousel circles, smiling wide as the rivers that the bridges span.
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The fair stretches out over a series of long hallways, with little white signs marking the rooms and projects like flags at full staff.
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Her quarter-life crisis stretches out over decades; she never manages to take down a gazelle or discover much in the way of purpose.
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On Norman Fucking Rockwell, she eases in, stretches out, and continues to fill the artistic space she created for herself on Born to Die.
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If this primary stretches out through the Democratic convention in July, we should expect at least a couple of highly unlikely events to happen.
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That said, if the shutdown stretches out to several weeks, then we would have to start worrying about the negative impact to the U.S. economy.
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The president goes years without convening cabinet meetings and spends long stretches out of the country with his wife Chantal, most often holidaying in Switzerland.
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That said, if the shutdown stretches out to several weeks, then we would have to start worrying about the negative impact on the U.S. economy.
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It still stretches out ahead of us, untouched, like opening the front door and making the first footprints on a fresh blanket of morning snow.
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"It's longer than they wanted and the longer it stretches out, the greater the risk it blows up," said Art Cashin, director operations at UBS.
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Entitled "A Breakthrough Propulsion Architecture for Interstellar Precursor Missions," the concept involves a solar-powered laser array that stretches out over 10 kilometers (6.21 miles).
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It stretches out payment plans by up to 120 monthly installments to more debtors, offers discounts and cuts the minimum monthly repayment to 20 euros.
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Back at the death lodge, a giant black bear serves as today's extra security guard as Chad stretches out the rugged terrain of his body.
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Consolidated Edison's system, which originally covered about a square mile in Lower Manhattan, now stretches out over 218.28 square miles in the city and Westchester.
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For one, it stretches out over a sprawling 17 songs, with a run time that matches that of his first two albums combined (to the minute).
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Then the film takes a radical left turn off its obvious track, and from there, the story stretches out in increasingly shocking, unpredictable, and gory ways.
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Experts call this the "soldier" position and say it's good for your back, as it stretches out your vertebrae and puts less stress on the spine.
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The airline claimed in a tweet that the electrical wiring used on a single Airbus A380 stretches out to around 160 kilometers longer than the journey.
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To up-end your conceptions of what is possible, and reveal that the world stretches out into an infinite distant horizons of possibility, potential, and hope.
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Wearing salt-and-pepper sweats and a "Fuck the Police" T-shirt, he stretches out his lean frame and taps a BC powder onto his tongue.
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Adam stretches out with his head touching the ground, feet in front of him, and we put the Bosu ball in the small of his back.
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In another fantasy sequence, Mrs Yu stretches out languorously on a sofa, imagining a shirtless Ziming with a pair of cats scratching and licking his chest.
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That said, if the shut down stretches out to several weeks, then we would have to start worrying about the negative impact on the U.S. economy.
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The Ministries Esplanade — a huge lawn that stretches out behind the congressional building — was already being divided by police barricades on Monday as the debate continued.
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My first theory is that filmmakers increasingly seem to be turning toward a franchise model that stretches out their stories beyond the confines of a single film.
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It's early March, and Pat Connaughton could be enjoying 212-degree temperatures as he stretches out his arm at the Baltimore Orioles' spring training complex in Sarasota.
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That's why casualties can occur, even before the storm arrives, with people dallying their way to shelter while lightning stretches out in front of the dark clouds.
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The Succulent Karoo desert stretches out between Namibia and South Africa, and its otherworldly landscapes are home to curious flora and fauna found nowhere else on Earth.
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With imagery of the Arizona desert already planted into my imagination, the lilac surface stretches out, at times oscillating like heat waves on sand baked by the sun.
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JUST outside the Asian Development Bank (ADB) headquarters, a barefoot girl in a tattered yellow shirt stretches out her hand as a few of its employees walk past.
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Kuiper is a two-song EP that stretches out over more than 30 minutes, and it requires the same amount of attention and care as any full length.
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Instead, it mainly stretches out the fight and escape sequences, making it less a bittersweet story of survival and freedom and more like a summer family action-pic.
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The prairie that stretches out from the city is dotted with gas wells today, marked by U-shaped pipes sticking out of the ground like abandoned hitching posts.
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Take the cover picture, which captures a colossal filament made of stellar ingredients like ammonia gas that stretches out for 50 light years like some kind of cosmic serpent.
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The Urbmobile is represented by two narrow tracks of boxy cars zooming along as their drivers read newspapers, driving towards a metropolis that stretches out into empty blue space.
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He achieves small moments of theater every time he stretches out or compresses a vowel, or delivers what feels like a tart lecture in just a handful of words.
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And even if a T-shirt does fit well initially, once it stretches out after being worn, or shrinks from washing and drying, it&aposll never be the same.
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Iraqi forces and Shia paramilitary groups have almost completely encircled Hawija, with the exception of a path to Kirkuk from the west, which stretches out in front of the watchtower.
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In fact, in the way she stretches out the word "liability" in the chorus, there's an echo of Randy Newman, as if she's rolling her eyes while confidently soldiering on.
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The revised deal also stretches out the period of implementation from ten to 15 years to make it easier to pay for the investment it requires in social programmes and infrastructure.
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The BOJ has not explicitly explained that its "yield curve control" scheme, rolled out in September to keep the 10-year yield around zero percent, stretches out through the superlong maturities.
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"Secrets & Lies" stretches out over almost 10 minutes, but it glides by like it's half that length; by the time you hear Jennifer Grey's voice, you've somehow slipped through six minutes.
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It's a lengthy album, one that stretches out over an hour, but its seamless track-to-track glide makes it easy for the listener to get lost within the larger whole.
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There's comfort in the moments that lean that way, when vocalist Amirtha Kidambi is centered—which provides a nice ballast for the passages where Halvorson stretches out into barely tonal hinterlands.
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Standing on the banks of the sparkling Rio Odiel in Spain, I watched the sun set over this wide estuary that stretches out to marshy grasses and the Atlantic Ocean beyond.
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Its insides are younger than its outsides, and it's various components are so dislocated that it stretches out over 718,000 light years across, around seven times as wide as the Milky Way.
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No smattering of icons, no list of destinations and collectables coded by category, but instead a single fast travel point and a clear view of the land that stretches out around me.
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We're not sure why this mod that stretches out human skin over a horse frame in a way that resembles Tommy Wiseau exists, and we're not sure we're happy about it either.
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"Do Me, Baby" is the longest song on Controversy, one of Prince's earliest masterpieces — it stretches out over almost eight minutes, and even longer live — and it's an unrelenting exploration of lust.
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Prabhati and Shashi's room is being painted, so on the first night 25 of them crowd into two rooms, so tight that one of their roommates stretches out on the kitchen counter.
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Patience is a genuine, selfless love story that stretches out across space and time, and it isn't spoiling things to say you may well have your mind pleasantly expanded by the ending.
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The hand of, presumably, another woman stretches out toward the Virgin with a rose as an ofrenda (offering), indicating devotion to the tattooed woman rather than, or in addition to, the Virgin.
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In the drawing "Moonrise" (2018, ink on paperboard), Nishimura stretches out a woman's neck like gooey taffy, topping it with a noseless, girlish head that resembles a balloon tethered to a long string.
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Situated on the edge of the empire, almost half of China's landmass stretches out to the west of the imperial capital that is now Xi'an and is fed with dairy, meat, and wheat.
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The male faces the female, stretches out his long, dainty claws and strums the sides of her neck, head and face; this courtship gesture has been well documented since the days of Charles Darwin.
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The city stretches out forever on both sides of the river, almost as far as I can see, a path of streetlights meandering through the desert dunes that used to be the Amazon rainforest.
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The trade body has also determined that a "spread" should be added to SONIA to lessen the impact on moving from a rate that stretches out many years to one based on overnight markets.
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It sits at the head of a long, high plain to its north, where the road to Sofia stretches out before descending to the capital through pine forest and alongside a series of lakes.
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Sure, Pacino yelling out "Great ass!" in "Heat" is incredible because he goes from calm and collected to lunatic in five seconds flat, but Cage stretches out that intensity for a full feature film.
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About a year into the repayment of his loans, he switched from the standard 2300-year repayment plan to an extended repayment plan, which lowers the borrower's monthly payments but stretches out their repayment timeline.
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As the film stretches out and the camera pulls back further and further for scope, the details and the sense of immediacy and personal stakes get lost, and one bone-crunching combat blurs into another.
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The memorial site stretches out in the water toward Utøya, "and is almost like a sign that you should go out onto the tip of the peninsula and look over to the island," he said.
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As the last searches in the Old City wrap up, the almost unfathomable task of rebuilding the city and, somehow, coming to grips with all that happened here, stretches out ahead into the unknown. video
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It slows time down, stretches out key moments like taffy, as if Saul, in his sugar-glazed prison, were holding his past up to the light, trying to find the exact spot where everything went wrong.
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It even stretches out my star-shaped sunnies when I move my eyebrows: Additionally, the app remembers your last-drawn masterpiece, which is handy in case you want to post several snaps with the same one.
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Autonomous vehicles have superhuman senses: lidar that stretches out hundreds of feet in pitch darkness, object recognition that tracks dozens of cars and pedestrians at once, radar and other systems to watch the road around it unblinkingly.
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This year, the annual celebration in Grant Park stretches out over four days from July 28 to 31, which meant it was time to cut out of work Thursday and get your fuckin' live music on, brah.
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Serving hipsters is its day job, but weekends and wee hours it stretches out — into contemporary folk, Catholic Mass, Fordham sports and various musical veins mined by old-style D.J.s who know and play what they like.
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Disregarding the structural tropes of music that prefigures it sonically—the measured plod of industrial music, the twitchy energy of more experimental forms of techno— Pure Expenditure stretches out, moving more free-associatively between themes and sounds.
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Karen Han, Polygon: Shyamalan's heroes are grounded in a tangible reality to a degree that makes their crises of faith particularly potent, but the longer the attempted rehabilitation stretches out, the less interesting and more inert it becomes.
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In his paper, Lombriser proposes that we might be located in a relatively empty region that stretches out along a radius of 40 megaparsecs (roughly 125 million light years) or a total diameter of 250 million light years.
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Occupying almost an entire block in the 8th Arrondissement of Paris, the atelier stretches out from 30 Avenue Montaigne, where Christian Dior founded the house, along the Rue Francois 1er, where Chiuri's studio and the workrooms are located.
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On the following page, an aerial photograph of Playa Del Rey, an expansive strip of sand and beach that stretches out northwest of the LAX airport, captures the looming shadow of a departing plane over a lone beach-goer.
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As I sip my tea, I watch one worker throw two rotis into the tandoor oven while another stretches out a sticky orange paste with his hands before dipping into sugar water to make a sweet known as jalebi.
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The view is breathtaking: as the sun goes down, a spur of the Great Rift Valley stretches out seemingly miles below in subtly changing hues of green and brown, rolling away, fold after fold, as far as the eye can see.
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When he has doubts about the way his putts are shaping, Kieffer leans right down on the turf and stretches out his legs behind him to get a better view of the ball and its ideal path to the hole.
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The traditional territories of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation (SON) encompass some of the most picturesque places in Ontario—the Bruce Peninsula, which stretches out into the waters of Lake Huron, and the green lands surrounding it, dotted by farms and cottages.
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When every long and warm evening stretches out into a shrinking horizon point of opportunity, and later sunsets automatically push the sesh into the sort of times you'd usually associate with starting your day, rather than ending the one before.
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This allowed him to spend long stretches out of the city, first in Virginia, where his wife's parents had a farm, and later in rural Connecticut, where he drew and painted for weeks outdoors and turned a barn into a studio.
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Some chandeliers illuminate a cluster of crystals or dangle a collection of pendants, but there is another style that is becoming increasingly popular in contemporary interiors: the slender, multi-armed chandelier that stretches out and distributes light across a larger area.
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As Jessie's ordeal stretches out and she starts to hallucinate, she comes to terms with buried memories from her past, and how a childhood betrayal led her into a tendency to flee her problems, submerge her emotions, and seek other people's protection.
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Not only through the weird technologies and neon symbols you can't understand, but also in the level design itself, which stretches out in all directions like a labyrinth, with crawlspaces and construction poles leading to new areas separate from the main paths.
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It's in the middle of "Buffalo," a quietly grooving and expansive track from last year's What For, a little over eight minutes into the hour-long set; the desert stretches out behind him and his tour bus sits in the middle-ground.
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" The song stretches out for six minutes, with guitars clanging as Radcliffe expands on the theme, "we really ought to make it back to see the things theres still left to see- a million unknown people in the land of the free.
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But as the race stretches out, she will have to continue to spend money, tack left on policy issues and choose someone from the progressive wing of the party represented by Sanders as her running mate to unite the base, he added.
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Here he is pictured in the pose "Atop a Sunbaked Precipice in Santorini," elbows to elevated knees, Ray Bans in alignment with the point on the horizon where summer vacation stretches out to meet the ambiguity of not really having a contract anymore.
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But the genius of "It's Okay to Cry" is that it stretches out the anticipation that is specifically inherent in the early stages of songs like the ones I describe—the feeling when you know something bigger is coming to move you.
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The solution typically seemed to be knotting off the strap at the top or bottom — which works out great until you realize that doing so stretches out the straps and ruins them in case you want to untie them in the future.
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Here in Sasabe, Arizona, this steel see-through fence stretches for several miles, but as you approach the end of town, it abruptly comes to an end like these border fences often do as it stretches out into rugged, remote terrain in the Arizona desert.
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As the robot stretches out one of its legs to traverse a large gap, or simply step over something, the jet on its foot roars to life providing additional support, and re-aligning the bot's center of gravity to a position it can easily handle without toppling.
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Sanchez drawls like a Tennessee country outlaw, her guitar scrapes the floor with a languid but jittery riff, Ellie English's drum's thud in and out behind her, and Irita Pai holds it all together with a bassline that bounces in the verses and stretches out in the chorus.
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The changes of concern are not just that there is less ice forming each year on the Arctic Ocean, and that this ice no longer connects with the "fast ice" that stretches out from the coast, but that the ice that does form is thinner and newer than ever before.
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"Investing in Star Citizen gives you the tantalizing pleasure of looking forward to a deferred enjoyment, a slow, continuous build that stretches out the anticipation and taps into the power of our imagination to fill out the details of its imaginary world," said Frank Lantz, director of the New York University Game Center.
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Microsoft hasn't been happy about the one-vendor idea either, pointing out that by limiting itself to a single vendor, the Pentagon could be missing out on innovation from the other companies in the back and forth world of the cloud market, especially when we're talking about a contract that stretches out for so long.
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Palm Beach can, if you want it to, give way to Deep Lake—and as you hit that transitional checkpoint, and the sun darts from right to left across a perfectly Sega Blue sky (watch the video above, and you'll see what I mean), a suspension bridge stretches out before you like the best invitation.
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It's the kind of world that feels as though it exists off the page, as if it stretches out in all directions around you, as if you could get lost in it — which is good, because that's what it has to do if you want to build a decent D&D campaign in it.
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But, in the end, you can now add SambaNova to the list of AI startups that have raised enormous rounds of funding — one that stretches out to include a myriad of companies around the world like Graphcore and Cerebras Systems, as well as a lot of reported activity out of China with companies like Cambricon Technology and Horizon Robotics.
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She wants to kiss her mother, because she is afraid her mother is in the line somewhere up ahead, in the sleeping block, perhaps, that is beyond this block, sitting on a bunk bed, or in the endless line that stretches out along the chain-link fence, a line that lasts for weeks and months and years.
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It stretches out for just over an hour with nary a human voice to be heard, true, but it altogether lacks the sleepy luxury of, say, Boards of Canada (or for that matter, the neoclassical austerity of, say, Aphex Twin) — it's too beat-driven; its massive synthesizer whomp would alarm the occupants of any lounge or concert hall.
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And that's to say nothing of the enormous web of decisions that stretches out on all sides of any of us, back into the past and forward into the future, all a series of choices made by other people to bring us to this particular moment, where we feel at once masters of our own destiny and trapped by the destinies of others.
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Playlist: "Big Day Coming" / "Our Way To Fall" / "I'll Be Around" / "Nowhere Near" / "Did I Tell You" / "Season of the Shark" / "Let's Save Tony Orlando's House" / "Don't Say A Word (Hot Chicken #2)" / "Saturday" / "Today Is The Day" / "The Crying of Lot G" / "Damage" / "Shades of Blue" / "Green Arrow" / "Night Falls On Hoboken" Spotify | Apple Music There's a constant thread throughout Yo La Tengo's discography where the band stretches out and envelops their songs in an ear-piercing wall of feedback, noise, and guitars.
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