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stretch away

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stretch away (from something)
to extend away from something. A vast plain stretched away from the riverbank. The plain stretched away as far as we could see.
See also: away, stretch


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For unsightly marks, try Skin Doctor's Stretch Away, pounds 19.
We have to go into the game in a positive way and realise if we win we can move up the table and perhaps start to stretch away from one or two.
Barca have an eight-point gap to make up in the next 11 games if they are to wrestle the title from Real Madrid's grasp, but poor form on their travels has been the main reason why Bernd Schuster's side have been allowed to stretch away.
 
 
 
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