The phrase "as far again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a distance that is double the distance already mentioned or to express a similar extent or degree again.
Example: "If we walked as far again, we would reach the next town in no time."
Alternatives: "twice as far" or "double the distance".
This race is half as far again.
"You go back to Christ, and then you go twice as far again, and you've got that much copper," he said.
It was about as far again from Bethel to Hebron, or more precisely to the oaks of Mamre, "which are at Hebron" (according to the Genesis account).
It is just as far again to Germany and Mustafa does not yet have a truck to drive, just a plastic bag with a change of clothes.
It could easily fall as far again in 2012 given how fearful investors are likely to become.Only the euro looks more vulnerable to a fall.
Over in Pittsburgh, Matthew Stafford reminds us what a long bomb looks like, launching it about 40 yards to Calvin Johnson, takes it about as far again en route to the end zone.
After initially tracking the pace, Ruby Walsh soon let the 8-15 favourite stride on at the head of affairs and she eventually finished almost eight lengths clear of 9-2 shot Carrigmoorna Rock with Melbourne Lady [14-1] as far back again in third.
As far as technology, again the technology is just a tool and it always depends on how you use the tool.
He declared again and again that "as far as the United States is concerned, we have a commitment to South Vietnam -- and we shall meet it". In the Johnson years, Mr. Rusk was praised by a grateful President, who said: "He's got courage.
She got killed!" I can't say I won't watch Miley again (and again), but as far as my daughter is concerned, I'll let this video rest in peace.
They were barely mentioned again, as far as I remember.
