Sentence examples for After far from inspiring English sources

After far too many close calls with cars driven by people who had no driving skills on roads that had no pedestrian or bicycle lanes, we gave up.

After far too many weeks, he again became the Barack Obama one could rally behind — the cool-headed president willing to face long odds and enemy fire, rather than the coolly calculating professor with the academic's annoying certitude.

After far too many weeks, he again became the Barack Obama one could rally behind the cool-headed president willing to face long odds and enemy fire, rather than the coolly calculating professor with the academic's annoying certitude.

After far too many tears and a lot of anger directed towards the older generations and the politicians who failed to make this referendum moral and true, I want to make sure that my first vote, my first taste of democracy, leads to something positive.

After far too long spent quizzing 20-something herberts, one of the most fascinating music interviews I ever did was with two elderly Louisianans, Luderin Darbone, 91, and accordionist 93 year-old Edwin Duhon, who formed their Cajun band The Hackberry Ramblers in 1932, and got their first and only Grammy nomination in 1997.

After far too many news organizations picked up this story – because, hey slow weekend! hey, pageviews!

If it's regal strutting you are after, so far, Royal Ascot is a better bet.

Cinemas in Japan have cancelled plans to show an Oscar-winning film about the country's annual slaughter of thousands of dolphins after far-right campaigners threatened to disrupt the screenings.

In Rome, where there were four separate marches, traffic was brought to a standstill following clashes on the banks of the Tiber after far-right students tried to get round a police line to reach parliament.

"They give us food and drink but we are frightened that people will come and attack us," she says, just a couple of hours after far-right football hooligans threw firecrackers into the encampment and scuffled with some of the younger men.

Fo' was the basal fluorescence after far-red illumination.