The pipeline would stretch across 1,172 miles through four states.
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Suspenders stretch across his stocky torso, holding up blue jeans.
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Others would stretch across the U.K. from London to Glasgow, Scotland.
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Southern Ocean torrents can stretch across millions of square miles of ocean.
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The web is a global platform — its challenges stretch across borders and cultures.
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Sliding glass doors topped with arched windows stretch across the back of the house.
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The fourth side is a back wall where the dancers stretch across the stage.
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As you roam, a bar starts to stretch across the bottom of your screen.
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But it's also about bonds of love that stretch across time and mental space.
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These ZIP codes mostly stretch across Silicon Valley, highlighting the relationship between tech and wealth.
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Today, when you access SBA en español, the words "Anuncio Especial," stretch across the screen.
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Mouths tend to be the same shape and stretch across the circular faces, like clockwork.
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The rebuilding will be particularly difficult because many lines stretch across the island's mountainous interior.
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Today, despite French and American efforts to disrupt their networks, they still stretch across the continent.
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The attack panel also includes "Aggression" and "Scale" options, which stretch across from 1 to 10.
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We know that there are a large number of documents, and they stretch across the RCMP.
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The signature event, the Winter Jazzfest Marathon, will stretch across two weekends for the first time.
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The cats stretch across the base of the bed, and I can't put my legs down.
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About 350,000 photovoltaic solar panels stretch across a swath of land the size of 200 football fields.
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About 350,000 photovoltaic solar panels stretch across a swath of land the size of 200 football fields.
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Stations owned by Gray — which stretch across the country from Fairbanks, Alaska, to West Palm Beach, Fla.
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The president's family will be managing golf courses, hotels and other businesses that stretch across the world.
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Because the original story was a series, it seems appropriate that the play stretch across two performances.
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That was part of the Panthers' 17-6 closing stretch across the final 6 183/2 minutes.
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But Mr. Muhly, 36, has built a reputation and fan base that stretch across traditional genre lines.
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California is in the midst of a serious housing crisis with ramifications that stretch across the state.
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Get rid of small scatter rugs in your home, and eliminate extension cords that stretch across a floor.
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This is 20 hours in Senate time, meaning it can stretch across several days because they can take breaks.
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A whopping great profile of a deer that'd stretch across a chest to cover a little bit of script.
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While he was mayor of London, he backed a campaign for a "Garden Bridge" to stretch across the Thames.
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Early last month, a tentacle of warm, wet air began to stretch across thousands of miles of the Pacific.
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The fires stretch across the state from Mendocino County in the north to San Diego County in the south.
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But there is enough hope, and enough skepticism, to stretch across the Strait of Dover, which separates their countries.
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Equifax's records on any given individual, scattered throughout dozens of databases, typically stretch across hundreds or thousands of pages.
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The operations of many metal makers — as well as the United Steelworkers, their largest union — stretch across the border.
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What may follow is a battle for Sky, a broadcaster whose 23 million customers stretch across significant parts of Europe.
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Details for Xiongan, planned eventually to stretch across 2,000 square kilometers, an area almost as big as Tokyo, remain sketchy.
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The tropical storm-force winds stretch across 65,000 square miles -- roughly equal to the area of the state of Florida.
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Cova da Moura's simple brick and concrete dwellings stretch across 16 hectares of hills on the outskirts of the capital.
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Disturbing allegations of torture in some immigrant detention facilities that are now surfacing stretch across the Obama and Trump eras.
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One remarkable fact about the lower-than-expected health costs is that they stretch across the entire health care sector.
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Works melding features of goddess and queen stretch across cultures and account for some of the Met's most glamorous images.
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Giant corporations will find it harder to stretch across borders, and countries might well find themselves protecting inefficient national champions.
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The robot would need a nice long arm to lift heavy things, stretch across big distances, and perform finely detailed tasks.
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As is the cursed tradition, I raise my shield and prepare for the giant health meter to stretch across the screen.
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The country's 21,2000 islands stretch across almost 280,20173km and to reach a distant atoll might mean waiting weeks for a boat.
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A number of protesters sat on the pavement and formed a human chain to stretch across the street by the hotel.
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And yet … what if the framers had admitted that parties were indeed inevitable, and would stretch across the branches of government?
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Boreal forests stretch across Canada, Alaska, Siberia and Northern Europe, and, together, they form a giant reservoir that stores carbon dioxide.
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Highly virulent and easily transmissible, these viruses emerge from open-air poultry farms and markets of the kind that stretch across Asia.
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The formations, which stretch across an area about 47 miles wide, are similar to those seen in satellite images of the Sahara.
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As the shadows stretch across the pitch in inner-city Hanoi, the words emblazoned on their bright yellow jerseys catch the eye.
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In a segment featuring "The Red Tower," the shadow of a huge equestrian sculpture takes its time to stretch across the frame.
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Sandpiper species range widely in coloration, size, and description, and it's hard to pin down any factoids that stretch across all the groups.
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Each table also received a platter of handmade sweets arranged in a scene evoking the Rocky Mountains, which stretch across the two countries.
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Perhaps most fundamentally, it would mean ties of blood, family bonds that stretch across the Atlantic, would be strained, if not cut entirely.
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CNN, meanwhile, has not shied away from labeling Mr. Trump's remarks as "off the rails" in banners that stretch across the television screen.
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Ambitious creators and binge-ready releases have turned series television into a medium of sprawling stories that stretch across entire seasons, or longer.
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They lost 210 of their first 216 conference games, including seven of eight in a dismal four-week stretch across January and February.
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"I have a ton of images of myself, and it does stretch across photography, graphic design, and just like Instagram pictures," says Santana.
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The Road Back Home, Ruslan Merzlyakov (Latvia)Gorgeous noctilucent clouds stretch across the Swedish sky illuminating a motorcyclist's ride home in this dramatic display.
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Patreon has helped build communities that stretch across the political spectrum — and the lines around them are getting more and more difficult to draw.
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The impact of this profound inequality leads to a cycle of poverty that can stretch across generations, perpetuating and compounding already growing wealth disparities.
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Handwritten lyrics from all of Reputation's tracks stretch across both Volume 1 and Volume 2 — half are in one, half are in the other.
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That's another way of saying that it's slow, especially through the first four or five of its 10 episodes (which stretch across 10½ hours).
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In addition, several largely poor counties that are predominantly African-American, like Dallas, Lowndes, Marengo and Perry, stretch across the middle of the state.
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The muscular physicality and electric colors create beautiful abstract compositions that stretch across the picture plane and bring to mind Chaim Soutine's series of Gladioli.
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Unfortunately shortcuts and the taskbar stretch across all the desktops you create, so it's got limited use as far as minimizing your desktop clutter goes.
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The crew also filmed in the Loop Head Peninsula on the Wild Atlantic Way, where dramatic cliffs stretch across the coastline for miles on end.
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One day, a 3,700-mile trail may stretch across the United States, between the bustle of Washington, DC, and wide, quiet lakes of Washington State.
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Remarkable achievements stretch across the sciences, from the Large Hadron Collider and the sequencing of the human genome to the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem.
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Content of Their Characters Since you followed Ferrante's characters across four volumes, you might like two other character-driven narratives that stretch across multiple books.
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Signs reading "#rescindbearsears" stretch across gas stations and front lawns, which are strategically avoided by people who have taken to wearing pro-monument T-shirts.
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In "Northern Lights" (1870s), a series of vertical scraped areas (from lines to bands) stretch across much of the sky to evoke the Aurora Borealis.
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He then quickly tackled the 13 remaining mountains, all of which are in the Himalayan and Karakoram ranges that stretch across China, India, Nepal and Pakistan.
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If you have these headphones hooked up to your stereo, you're going to want a cord that can stretch across the room to your easy chair.
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But those 2014 rules do not stretch across the country and getting price information is still way too hard for most Americans according to industry experts.
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On a recent day, Ms. Barton gave colorful pads to Mamdouh Abu Basha to wrap around the chains that stretch across his horses' noses, creating welts.
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The eastern edge of Rikers could be built up to increase the island's size, allowing for a runway to stretch across it, the commission proposed. Gov.
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That is an extremely tricky thing even with mature nanotechnology, since many neurons stretch across much of the entire brain and now need to be re-routed.
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Anti-trafficking charities say survivor networks stretch across various states - boosting their reach and ability to help people in bonded labor from brick kilns to garment factories.
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When the phone is held vertically, this feels a bit silly since the apps literally just stretch across two displays with a big divide in the middle.
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Users can elect to "span" the app to make it stretch across both — but, at least for now, it's not something an app can force to happen.
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The original intent was to stop or at least change the route of the Dakota Access pipeline, a $3.7 billion project that will stretch across four states.
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There are 63 cases being monitored in the U.S. that stretch across 22 states, including the first patient in Washington state and the new case in Illinois.
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At least 22,000 people have already returned to their homes, most bused in from the vast UN-run camps for displaced people that stretch across the surrounding hills.
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PG&E's northern and central California blackout zones stretch across more than half of all the counties in California from Humboldt down to Silicon Valley and Kern County.
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El Nino and the Southern Oscillation (ENSO) describe closely linked oceanic and atmospheric processes that stretch across the Pacific and the neighbouring maritime continent of South East Asia.
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The rainbow-colored messages even stretch across entire buildings, like the one at Se7en Bites, the eatery that Trina Gregory-Propst runs with her wife east of downtown.
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It also has a far more ambitious goal of creating an independent Kurdish nation that would stretch across Iraq, Iran, Turkey and Syria — a concept those nations reject.
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Views from both indoors and out stretch across the grounds — which feature a number of watering holes and fish ponds — to the adjacent Kuring-gai Chase National Park.
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It's breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the soulful-eyed, ruddy brown and white-splotched Montbéliarde cows at the some 2,600 small farms that stretch across the Franche-Comté region.
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Long-distance data Facebook and Microsoft are teaming up to lay a ginormous data cable that'll stretch across the Atlantic and bring us idiotic social media posts even faster.
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In 2014, a team observed curious alignments of supermassive black holes at the cores of quasars, which are ancient ultra-luminous galaxies, that stretch across billions of light years.
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The group built their current prayer center on a quiet stretch across the street from a Goodwill and a Walgreens in 2000 to accommodate a modest number of worshipers.
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Levy already has his sights set on a series of similar projects that could connect New York's many boroughs and even stretch across the Hudson River to New Jersey.
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But Sarandon still laces Bette's iconic, dry-as-rocks humor with a warmth that bursts out in barks of laughter, or leonine smiles that stretch across her expressive face.
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My first breakthrough was that SATOSHI NAKAMOTO, the pseudonym of the person who first conceptualized bitcoin in 2008, was 15 letters long—perfect to stretch across the crossword grid.
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I'm tangled in the growth of vines; the ones that stretch across my sidewalk, snaring the insides of my air conditioning unit, climbing up the windows to my house.
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Indeed, this push to the West Coast is Jeffersonian in nature, as the founding fathers themselves contemplated the notion that their experiment would one day stretch across the continent.
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As countries become more protective of borders and their national interests, it will become harder for giant corporations to stretch across those borders without fear of a political backlash.
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On January 25th he signed an executive order calling for the construction of a border wall, which could rise some 40 feet (12 metres) high and stretch across 1,000 miles.
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The third phase of the metro will stretch across 18 km (11 miles) of tunnelling and viaduct works which will include 15 elevated, grade and underground stations, the firm said.
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It was during a long stretch across a desert when he came up with the idea of creating a market place for buyers and sellers of the stock video industry.
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The proposed Dakota Access Pipeline, which is set to cost $3.7 billion, would start in North Dakota, stretch across parts of South Dakota and Iowa, and end in southern Illinois.
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The new look is a ribbon that ties these moves together, highlighting the company's broader shift from a singular website to a family of different apps that stretch across multiple platforms.
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On Sunday, moisture emanating from the Gulf of Mexico will bring a band of showers to southeastern Texas and then stretch across southern Louisiana, all the way up through the Carolinas.
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Currently, a mix of barriers — from chain-link fences and steel walling that keep people from crossing to steel beams to stop vehicles — stretch across about 650 miles of the border.
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A mix of barriers — from chain-link fences and steel walling that keep people from crossing to steel beams that stop vehicles — already stretch across about 650 miles of the border.
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Their shadows continue to stretch across the landscape of film, perhaps even more so now that their movies are available to audiences in a way that didn't exist a generation ago.
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Plus, Martian storms can grow to epic scale: The researchers said the current storm is expanding and could potentially stretch across the entire planet, which humans have seen happen on Mars before.
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Many of Mr. Bongo's efforts have yet to trickle down to residents, particularly in Libreville, where dense treetops give way to flat tin roofs of ramshackle shacks that stretch across the horizon.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — For some solvers, themes get in the way of a good free-form crossword puzzle, one where the really cool entries stretch across and down the grid with abandon.
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A bad breakup between the world's 5th largest economy and a bloc that accounts for nearly half its trade would also have long-lasting consequences that stretch across the continent and beyond.
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Why it matters: The fastest previous ascent of all 14 peaks — which are all in the Himalayan and Karakoram ranges that stretch across China, India, Nepal and Pakistan — took nearly eight years.
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By examining emotions in both, this book puts these most vivid of mental experiences in evolutionary context, revealing how their richness, power and utility stretch across species and back into deep time.
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That is partly because the company's activities stretch across people's daily digital activities through Google's dominant search engine, its ever-present mobile phone software known as Android and the company's other online services.
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According to space scientist Karl Battams, the larger sunspots are about the size of the Earth, and the regions stretch across a part of the sun equal to the diameter of 16 Earths.
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Billion-dollar brouhaha The proposed Dakota Access Pipeline, which is set to cost $3.7 billion, would start in North Dakota, stretch across parts of South Dakota and Iowa and end in southern Illinois.
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Launch Slack with the Z Flip's screen opened halfway, for example, and the entire chatroom will stretch across the top and bottom of the screen, just like it would on a regular smartphone.
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White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE said Wednesday the wall won't stretch across the entire border, and indicated the Mexican government won't pay for it, as Trump has previously claimed.
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We chose this book for how hard work, brutal sun and the search for water are rendered through spare designs that boldly stretch across the pages, depicting and encouraging self-reliance and determination.
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On the campaign trail, Trump promised to build a, "big, beautiful, powerful" wall that would stretch across the 2,000-mile border between the U.S. and Mexico in order to keep out illegal immigrants.
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The Algerian Army rushed to secure the area, but the episode highlighted the difficulty it has in defending the country's oil and gas fields, which stretch across a wide swath of the Sahara.
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Also hanging over the negotiations is Mr. Trump's ongoing threat to pull out of Nafta — an outcome that economists say would be a blow to industries whose supply chains stretch across the continent.
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These fantasias stretch across genres, and if you're not looking for them you might not realize how common they are among the assertively woke shows that are drawing more attention at the moment.
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It used vertical lenses to refract the light from a display so that the image could reliably stretch across one monitor to another, or even two on either side at the same time.
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When reserves are found to stretch across the British-Norwegian offshore border, the two nations share the revenue from production based on estimates of how much oil and gas is located on each side.
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Even a small increase in paperwork or customs checks after Brexit, for example, could lead to spiraling costs for big manufacturers which depend on vast supply chains that stretch across Europe and the globe.
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The court actions that mention Trump's tweets now stretch across a wide variety of issues, including the official handling of the dossier, immigration policy, who should run an independent agency and First Amendment rights.
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According to the company's promotional video, up to 1,23 passengers would occupy four compartments that stretch across two entire traffic lanes—that's comparable to about six New York City subway cars at full capacity.
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This next-generation particle accelerator would boast 10 times the observational power of the LHC and would stretch across 100 kilometers (62 miles), encircling the Swiss city of Geneva and much of the surrounding area.
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He walked in with a handful of books under his arm and emerged, an hour later, with three sets of handcuffs fastened to his wrists (they were linked in order to stretch across his back).
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The textile facility they are to visit got started with funding from USAID and Overseas Private Investment Corporation, which provides loans, loan guarantees and political risk insurance, funding projects that stretch across continents and industries.
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Large bouncy nets stretch across the top floor, designed by Germany's Officium and French trampoline park maker, Chien Noir, also offer a walking path with a five-storey look down — if you can handle it.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL), Kelly took credit for educating Trump about the fact that the wall shouldn't stretch across all 2,000 miles of the US-Mexico border, despite what he occasionally said in the campaign.
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The main 11-story building will provide some 80,819 square meters of space and stretch across 330 meters of ground, sitting on a "plinth" of shops with ground-floor entrances to the offices interspersed between them.
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However, if your grandchild can't make the payments at some point down the road, you could find yourself responsible at time when you're relying solely on retirement income to stretch across the rest of your life.
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"This is millions and millions of acres of Western land that stretch across the spine of this nation," said Bobby McEnaney, an expert in Western land use at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group.
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The low numbers stretch across every demographic division -- only 23.4% of nonwhites, 27.1% of people under 35 years old, 11% of men, 10% of people over 65 years old, 9% of women and 9% of whites approve.
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" By examining emotions in both humans and animals, Montgomery writes, de Waal "puts these most vivid of mental experiences in evolutionary context, revealing how their richness, power and utility stretch across species and back into deep time.
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The institutions that received Mars support stretch across the US and all over the world — from UC Davis to Harvard and Georgetown universities, from Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf, Germany, to the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Nearly 400 protesters gathered to halt the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, a $3.8-billion system that, if completed, would stretch across North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Illinois — rivaling the length of the rejected Keystone XL Pipeline.
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You get to see things like the Death Star hover over Florida in space, a B-2 bomber stretch across the width of an entire football field, and the Titanic lay out on top of a freaking aircraft carrier.
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Without a approved deal or an alternative, the world's fifth largest economy will move to basic World Trade Organization rules on March 29 — a nightmare scenario for manufacturers dependent on delicate supply chains which stretch across Europe and beyond.
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Where recent Battlefield entries regularly plopped you in suffocating office complexes and tight urban alleyways, Battlefield 1's firefights more often stretch across massive outdoor settings, like the trenches of European theater and the dunes of the Sinai Desert.
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The only song from the new album that will be played is "Dance of the Vampires;" tthe remainder of the set will stretch across their discography, and following this final performance, the band will be laid to eternal rest.
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Since returning to run the company a year ago, CEO Jack Dorsey has been aiming to keep pace with Facebook and Snapchat, as the market for social apps and messaging services becomes more competitive and ad dollars stretch across new platforms.
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Yet several former military investigators told CNN that top officials have not only known about problems related to criminal records handling within the Air Force Office of Special Investigations for years but that they stretch across all the service branches.
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Several former military investigators previously told CNN that top officials have not only known for years about problems related to criminal-records handling within the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, but also that they stretch across all the service branches.
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Sam Vale and Sam Sparks Jr. own two bridges that stretch across the Rio Grande, connecting farmers on either side with markets on the other, and linking communities in South Texas and northern Mexico that sometimes meet in the middle.
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The 16-by-70-inch panorama "Christy Hill," 1403, is a quintessential down-east vista, a view in Sedgwick, Maine, of fields leading to trees, sea, and low mountains that stretch across the distant horizon, with clouds active in the sky.
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It was a fine place to grow up; in the mass-produced "little boxes made of ticky-tacky" that stretch across California and much of America, I found comfort, safety and a crucial sense of belonging in the American landscape.
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They decorate T-shirts that stretch across the bellies of fans, they unfurl and sag under the heft of a breast suspended by a tank top and nothing else; as a bandana, a flag holds back the hair of a blonde boy.
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The bus lumbers down a road to the Iraqi shoreline, where a series of pontoon platforms stretch across the river and form a swaying bridge that bobs in the river in spite of the taut cables that secure it to the banks.
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In 1830, just twenty-seven years after colonization, Tasmania's lieutenant-governor called on the military, and every able-bodied male, to join a human chain that would stretch across the settled areas of the island and sweep the native people into exile.
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Its beloved weekend marathon — featuring simultaneous shows at venues across Lower Manhattan — will now stretch across two weekends: a "Half Marathon" will set the pace this Saturday, with a fuller, two-night marathon taking place a week later, on Jan. 11-12.
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The basic idea is that by removing barriers to exports and imports, consumers will have more access to a wide variety of goods and businesses that rely on imports or supply chains that stretch across borders will be able to reduce their costs.
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In the double parlor to the left of the entrance, colorful glass panels stretch across the ceiling, with a central chimney between them; an operable stone fireplace is on one side of the chimney, and a refurbished 1880 wood-burning stove is on the other.
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The drums, alternately bitingly metallic, briskly clangy, sharp and tinny or deep and echoey or tensely jittery, stretch across a wide range of textures to produce a sense of being always on one's feet, always morphing into new patterns, bouncing around in tightly demarcated spaces.
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Now, almost 20 years later, Pears's latest novel presents a complexly interwoven series of narrative entanglements that stretch across time, alternate universes and at least several textual realities — from Elizabethan pastoral romance and multiple universe theory to a Narnia-like fantasy world and Cold War international intrigue.
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It's about the player community, the hundreds of thousands of capsuleers who stretch across the regions of in-game universe New Eden—whether that's the lone pilots and diplomats of "Nullsec", the sacred officials and spies of "Highsec" or the heathens, renegades and blood miners of "Lowsec".
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That tension ended one puzzle concept but led to another: I might be able to build a puzzle around the very concept of the gender disparity in executive boardrooms—which just happened to lend itself to a 15-letter phrase to stretch across the entirety of the grid.
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The protectors The wall, if constructed along the entire border, would stretch across diverse landscapes and natural habitats, snaking through federal land protected by the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Indian Affairs under the Department of the Interior.
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Administration officials argue that Trump has already made a major concession: Instead of asking for a solid concrete barrier to stretch across the entire US-Mexico border, he's asking for a few hundred miles of "physical barriers" that are the same style of bollard fencing already in use before he became president.
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We are also learning how, in our own time, changing ocean temperatures can cause shifts in El Niño, the name given to a collection of weather patterns that originate in the Pacific and stretch across the globe; a "Godzilla El Niño" is credited for the oddly warm weather in the Northeast this winter.
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Imagine the universe at the moment of its inception as one of those bags of cheap fake spiderwebs you buy at Halloween: a little wad of tangled strands that you can compress even tighter with your fist, or stretch across the bushes or basement or wherever else you lay your haunted happenings.
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The opening of the salon, which combines the intimate elegance of a 51932s Parisian apartment with Central Park views that stretch across its many windows, coincided with the introduction of a collection of new pieces based on Belperron designs, executed in Paris workshops, as well as vintage jewels the pair have collected over the years.
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Though some dynamics stretch across the season — a male partner at the firm is increasingly wounded by "gender politics" — the episodic nature of its misconduct disputes means that its victims and accused are played by guest stars who scatter at episode's end, leaving the firm's coolheaded attorneys to tie the underlying issues into a bow.
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Its hanging gardens were one of the seven ancient wonders of the world, commissioned by King Nebuchadnezzar II. Visitors can stroll through the remnants of the brick and clay structures which stretch across 10 square kilometers, and see the famed Lion of Babylon statue, as well as large portions of the original Ishtar Gate.
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At the time, it seemed likely that the contest would be resolved in just a few more episodes, but when considering that real American presidential campaigns stretch across two years and rarely feel settled, even after a winner is determined, it's hard to begrudge "House of Cards" for devoting nearly two seasons to a single election.
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Widespread claims Allegations of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church stretch across multiple countries with large Catholic populations, including Austria, Brazil, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and perhaps most famously, the United States, where children accused more than 4,000 priests of sexual abuse between 1950 and 2002, according to a report compiled by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Allegations of sexual abuse in the Catholic church stretch across multiple countries with large Catholic populations, including Austria, Brazil, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and perhaps most famously, the United States, where children accused more than 4,000 priests of sexual abuse between 1950 and 2002, according to a report compiled by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has proposed his famous wall to block unauthorized Hispanic immigrants that would stretch across the entire southern United States at a cost of more than $28503 billion.
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