Sentence examples for One farther from inspiring English sources

He went into an A. & P., not the first one he came to but a smaller one farther up the street.

The nearest E.R. might have taken longer to reach than one farther away.

From this house, the widow would have heard no one farther away than shouting distance.

There are theories for other locations where colonists might have scattered to, including the one farther south, on Hatteras Island.

David Puttnam went one farther with the backslapping, telling Bragg that "you are the David Attenborough of the cultural world".

That's because the bird nearby sings a familiar tune, while one farther away — even as little as 15 miles — might sing a slight variation.

The Bureau of Prisons, which is part of the Justice Department, plans to send most women from Danbury to a prison in Alabama, and possibly to other ones farther afield.

The males place smaller objects closer, and the larger ones farther away, creating the illusion that all the objects are similar in size, and that the gesso is smaller than it actually is.

Depth-sensing cameras can produce 'depth maps' like this one, in which distances are depicted as shades on a gray-scale spectrum (lighter objects are closer, darker ones farther away).

Small, rocky bodies — as well as the ice-dominated ones farther out — will get gravitationally kicked around by the planets and other objects around them.

She could not say why the sample of trees examined at Muir Woods was substantially younger than ones farther north, but she said natural occurrences such as landslides or wildfires could have played a role in wiping out older generations.