Sentence examples for a half further from inspiring English sources

Arnold Palmer's cliff-top treat at Tralee (00 353 66 713 6379; traleegolfclub.com) is an hour and a half further south, and the isolated golfing sanctuary of Waterville (00 353 66 947 4102; watervillegolfclub.ie) a similar distance.

The intended landing zone was a broad front centred about a mile north of Gaba Tepe, however, possibly due to navigational error or an unexpected current, the landing went awry and the boats concentrated about a mile and a half further north than intended in a shallow, nameless cove between Ari Burnu to the north and Hell Spit to the south.

Almost a year and half further down the road, we have to come back on that now that Webb is shutting the vlog down.

After less than three months, I was running two-and-a-half miles, further than I had ever run in my life.

American Pharoah passed the post a length in front of Firing line, with three lengths back to Dortmund and another three-and-a-half lengths further back to Frosted.

The loss reduced the Yankees' lead in the American League East to three games — a margin that was cut a-half game further before Friday night's game against the Cleveland Indians — and Girardi was not happy.

But his challenge petered out as Azertyuiop steamed on under Ruby Walsh for a nine-length success, with Tiutchev one and a half lengths further back still.

Daley takes this analysis a half step further, arguing that the control Republicans exercised over the latest round of redistricting is the very reason the Party has lost control over its members.

Though the festival's antecedents go back nearly a half century further, the institution as it exists today dates to 1920, when the theatrical wizard Max Reinhardt staged the morality play Everyman against the backdrop of the cathedral.

Zenteno remounts her bike and rides a half mile further into the site.

Duke of Marmalade took the lead three furlongs out and was driven out by Murtagh to beat Phoenix Tower by three-quarters of a length, with New Approach, who had pulled hard and failed to settle in the early stages, two and a half lengths further back in third.