11.   Piano is known for large adventuresome projects that stretch the limits of technology and often celebrate it, like the Pompidou Center.

12.   Some fund companies have stretched the limits of credibility in their attempts to apply the ruling, he said.

13.   Some of the best-known painters of the era stretched the limits of propriety in their personal behavior, too.

14.   Telling a story is one way to stretch the limits of art and the limitations of the various art forms.

15.   Still, Harris has never stretched the limits of her aesthetic, or her voice, as far as she does on her new release, Wrecking Ball.

16.   The company said it needs the space because its London trading is stretching the limits of its accommodation.

17.   The deal is sure to draw criticism from around the league from some who believe Jones paid too much and has stretched the limits of the salary cap.

18.   The early-music movement has never lacked provocateurs, musicians willing to make points about style by stretching the limits of the style itself.

19.   The FAA said that stretching the limit was not legal.

20.   The Met, I think, has sensed our expectations and looked far and wide, stretching the limits of internationalism in the process.