Sentence examples for bit far for from inspiring English sources

If Morecambe's a bit far for a day, stay in the stunning art deco Midland Hotel, an experience in itself, and you'll be at the centre of the bus action.

I just feel that to deny your mates an understated cocktail dress and a Jane Norman cover-up is going a bit far for the sake of class subversion.

"I think mainlining vitamins might be going a bit far, even for us".

Knowing that Wentworth Location is a bit far north for successful growing of tomatoes, I had brought a basket of them from my own garden for Lorraine.

Seems like a bit of a blind spot in 2017, though live stream is also a bit far off for a product that's so dependent on post-production.

Such an ecosystem sounds a bit far out for consumers today, which is why Google is launching at I/O with no partners instead of at a Los Angeles Gala with musical guest Ke$ha.

That was a bit far even for me.

His conservative opponent, Bret D. Schundler, the mayor of Jersey City, had won high praise from the National Review set but seemed a bit far to the right for a state that has been walking briskly, if not running, to the left, to tell from a decades worth of polls.

These options seemed a bit far-fetched for someone looking to buy a "decent chair," so we decided to consult a professional.

What would you do with a big sum of money, say if you won the lottery, received an unexpected inheritance or perhaps went to the 2014 winter Olympics in Sochi and won gold (yes, BBC Capital knows that option is a bit far-fetched for most of us)?

Enchanting but a bit far-fetched for now. .