Sentence examples for More far off from inspiring English sources

Would you like your eyes to be looking straight into the camera which will give the person who is examining the picture a feeling that you are staring at them or do you want to look more far off into a corner, which gives off a much more sophisticated look.

Not especially exciting, and ultimately not all that surprising that the company took time out to showcase more far off ideas to capture some headlines for the show.

The more far-off dreams include efforts to build a plug-in hybrid, which could let you do your commuting and shopping without consuming any gas while still having the gasoline engine for long trips.

A successful Turkish Olympic bid seems even more far-off with little hope of a let-up any time soon of the violence in Syria or a calming of the soccer and other tensions in Turkey.

Not far off, some more space is given to Sarajevo and Beirut, but if the aim is to make you reflect on these horrors, the effect is to trivialise them.

Answers to what caused the crash were still far off, although more details about the moments before the plane struck the ground have emerged.

"Nothing shows more clearly how far off-course the current measure has taken us, and why we need a new measure – one which both identifies those most in need and entrenched in disadvantage, and is widely accepted as being meaningful and accurate," he will say in the speech on Thursday, extracts of which were released on Wednesday night.

But we're given flashbacks to Italy featuring Francesca's free and easy sister and flash-forwards to college graduations and weddings and funerals and a decade or more of far-off pining.

For example, in the fashionable resort of Sitges, outside Barcelona, asking prices for seafront flats are £500,000 or more – not far off their pre-crash peak – while in rather less sought-after Roquetas de Mar in Murcia, which saw rampant over-building, prices for a similar-sized flat start at around £25,000.

Volcker also joined with the Treasury and the Democratic leadership to head off some more far-reaching proposals.

Sometimes the best way of dealing with winter is to get as far away from it as possible – and destinations don't come much more far-flung than the Furneaux Islands, off the north-east tip of Tasmania.