Sentence examples for called far from inspiring English sources

It's called "Far From Home".

In an interview, Ms. Tkacik said she has been called far worse names by Jezebel readers.

Motion called Far From the Tree a "very, very unusual" title.

A significant issue will be something called FAR, the floor-area ratio.

The company is estimating 10percentt annual returns, Mr. Egan said, which he called far too optimistic.

(The North Face, the outdoors company, recently sponsored a series called "Far Out," in which Vice staffers visit people living in "the most remote places on Earth").

"We're called far-right because we dare to criticise Islam," he said.

Mr. Plouffe called far-reaching action on multiple fronts without delay "core to why he ran" to begin with.

Last week, Brazil's health minister, José Serra, said that he had begun the process of issuing a license to produce nelfinavir, as Viracept is known generically, at a state-owned laboratory called Far-Manguinhos, after saying the talks with Roche over the price of the drug had ended in deadlock.

Within the research area, those surface water-bearing formations with a depth of 15 50 m are called far-surface aquifer.

Following the tragic mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado, O'Reilly heavily criticized what he called "far-left loons" for using the massacre to promote more gun control laws.