Donaldson was nailed trying to stretch at second base for the first out.
Donaldson was nailed trying to stretch the hit at second base for the first out.
He frequently adjusted his uniform, at times pitched from the stretch with no one on base and even once had to wave several times to get Romine's attention when he wanted a new baseball.
Cities and counties trying to stretch dollars from the local tax base are more likely to see speeding motorists as a new source of revenue, each study found.
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Regardless of what occurred, Greg Malouf has a formidable task ahead to assure the existing client base that his sensibilities stretch to embrace their notion of what dishes should be served in such a unique environment.
In the Barossa Valley, rows of luscious emerald vines stretch into the distance, lapping against the base of rolling golden hills.
Both islands host American bases, and even in these straitened times the Pentagon's budget can stretch to an experimental technology that might reduce a base's fuel consumption.
They stretch in all directions, and like the synthetic base layers worn by skiers and many other athletes, they are breathable (twice as much as cotton) and wicking to remove moisture from the skin.
Also, it could be a stretch, but the sponsorship might actually help mesh the fan base of more urban sports, like basketball, and racing, which would be a big leap racially.
Some local governments have sought to stretch their eminent domain power as a means of augmenting revenue by expanding their tax base.
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