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61. The elastic stretches so that the shoe can be slipped on and off.

62. It greatly undermines his claim to having more public integrity and consistency than the inexhaustibly elastic Clinton.

63. Strong wheats contain a large amount of good-quality gluten providing an elastic dough which rises well for baking bread.

64. The dough should be elastic, soft, tacky, but not sticky and the seeds should be evenly distributed.

65. As Born first showed there are precise relationships between the crystal elastic constants and the interatomic forces in a regular crystal lattice.

66. The gloves have elastic at the wrist for a snug fit.

67. The Castaways Quality Circle, comprising, looked at the method of strapping moulds together with the use of elastic bands.

68. The steering wheel felt elastic and rubbery in his hands.

69. These grow in size until osmotic and elastic forces balance or, in weak polymers, until fractures occur.

70. He pushed into the dry toothless mouth that constricted like the elastic cuff of a pajama sleeve.

71. Having a natural balance and loose(Sentencedict.com), elastic movement has helped enormously.

72. All is elastic as warm taffy, all is connected, nothing is independent.

73. The road was damp, so the tires made that nice, slightly elastic sound as they rolled over the pavement.

74. The clerk gave me a key on an elastic wristband, a towel, and buzzed me in.

75. They can, however, be included in the classical definitions of elastic materials by a generalization of Hooke's law.

76. There's no elastic been invented that doesn't go all slack the minute a camera comes out.

77. Sunlight penetrates the layers of skin, damaging the collagen and elastic fibres.

78. A conical party hat was now perched on top of the grey stubble, with the elastic stretched under my chin.

79. Thread a small length of round elastic through the base of the puppet.

80. If only passive properties determine the pressure elastic modulus[http://sentencedict.com/elastic.html], an exponential increase would have been expected.

81. She got up reluctantly, stretching like a long thin cat, all naked, curvy, and elastic.

82. Explicit formulae for the overall elastic constants have not been obtained, however, by the method.

83. The local magistrate might not believe in the frayed elastic, either, if the McReady family were pillars of the kirk.

84. The more elastic the liquidity preference curve, the more idle balances will fall.

85. Analogues of these elastic relations apply for viscoelastic materials as for the case of isotropic elasticity considered before.

86. A leather ring fitted over each shoulder, with an elastic band stretched between them across my back.

87. The envelopes were packed together in bundles and secured with thick elastic bands.

88. If your definition is elastic enough, then the answer is yes.

89. The demand for air travel is less elastic in the Caribbean.

90. I mean, who in their right mind would want to jump from a great height with elastic tied round their ankles?