| After the cake incident, Constantin barely slept at all, as if by force of will he could stretch and stretch and then pull himself back, as if he could elasticate time. |
| The inventor has contrived to elasticate various other rigid parts of the carriage, even the axle itself, as well as the shoes of the horses. |
| Other players performed their stretching exercises, straining muscles and tendons in calf and groin to elasticate their bodies for the explosive demands of the game. |
| The traditional way to elasticate an edge is to create a casing and then thread elastic through it. |
| Nonetheless, his approach essentially has been to elasticate the contextualist approach in a manner that his kiwi counterparts would see as snapping it. |
