Stop yawning and stretching.

Mary's yawning and stretching.

I'm not stretching them.

It is an ancient civilization stretching back thousands of years, imbued with fierce national pride.

He rose, stretching himself and smiling.

I wouldn't mind stretching my legs a little.

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When her alarm clock sounded, Mary was already yawning and stretching.

Though not one to deny the existence of such base motives, I would insist that the crisis has its roots in key policy decisions stretching back over decades.

Claims of this type have a long, discredited history, stretching back through the eugenics movement of the early 20th century to its acknowledged father, Francis Galton, in Victorian England.

The Muslim reformist tradition the search for an authentic path that links Islam's traditions to the modern world has deep roots, stretching back to the middle of the 19th century.

The current Dalai Lama, who turns 80 this year, is considered the political and spiritual leader of Tibet, as have all other previous Dalai Lamas stretching back 369 years to 1642.

But today s conservationists think they can save it by stretching the bounds of reproductive science.

As a rule, villages have large plots of land, sometimes stretching to half a hectare.

Okay, part one starts back in 1929 when the great astronomer Edwin Hubble realized that the distant galaxies were all rushing away from us, establishing that space itself is stretching, it's expanding.

And we could even do an X Prize style golden carrot that's worth stretching further for.

My response is a sandstone wall made from bacteria and solidified sand, stretching across the desert.

'Ah, here they are!' said Oblonsky, just as they were finishing, leaning back in his chair and stretching out his hand to Vronsky, who was approaching with a tall Colonel of the Guards.

'If only one could... go without getting up!' said Oblonsky, stretching himself. 'It's delightful to lie still.'

Prior to his rule, even before the French takeover in 1881, a line of nationalist leaders stretching back to the late eighteenth century looked to Europe and the Enlightenment for solutions to the country s problems.

'Enough, Nicholas Dmitrich!' said Mary Nikolavna, stretching out her plump arm with its bare wrist to take the bottle.

A traffic jam, stretching over 40 kilometres, developed in Japan on the first day of the short summer holidays.

Get back, get back!

I can do it simultaneously, where I'm holding this down, and gripping on another one, stretching this out like this.

Donggala is a regency stretching along more than 300 km (180 miles) of coastline in the northwest of Sulawesi island.

The heritage of kings and queens stretching back across more than a millennium the enduring symbolism of crowns and coaches, and the literal embodiment of the English and now the British state binds Britons together in a common journey.

In 1907 Canada invoked a sector principle to claim sovereignty over a sector stretching from its coasts to the North Pole.

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Those that are, stretching from South Korea and India to Egypt and Israel, are paying an even higher price for their water problems.

There, she defines the new region of US strategic engagement as stretching from the Indian subcontinent to the western shores of the Americas.

Because Russia currently has no land connection to Crimea, the bridge, stretching from the Kuban region of Russia to the shores of Crimea, would be a strategic transportation artery, allowing Russia to carry supplies, construction materials, goods, and people to the peninsula and back.

Cuba s Back

Back, Laska!...

Go back!

Back Up

Jump Back

Write back.

Look back!

Look back!

I'm back.

Hurry back.

Hurry back.

Back off!

Back off!

Step back.