Sentence examples for called farther from inspiring English sources

He got at least one thing out of it, a profound essay in The New Yorker called "Farther Away," the winner of another of this year's Sidney Awards.

More novels and stories followed, along with grandiose plans for a multipart epic whose first volume was to be called "Farther and Wilder," but none of these later efforts fulfilled his initial promise.

West of the old city lies the section called Bankipur, and farther southwest is a spacious new capital area with wide roads, shady avenues, and new buildings.

I intended to rent skis inside the park, at a snack bar and lunchroom called the Pavillon, farther south in the park.

Jos, town, capital of Plateau state, on the Jos Plateau (altitude 4,250 feet [1,295 metres]) of central Nigeria, on the Delimi River and near the source of the Jamaari River (called the Bunga farther downstream).

It wasn't until I found myself in a course called "Consciousness: The Farther Reaches of Human Nature" at the University of Washington that compassion would make its grand debut into my life.

With the invasion of the Romans, which started in 218 BC during the Second Punic War, Badajoz and Extremadura became part of the administrative district called Hispania Ulterior (Farther Spain), which was later divided by Emperor Augustus into Hispania Ulterior Baetica and Hispania Ulterior Lusitania; Badajoz became part of Lusitania.

He called 911, then went farther inside.

I took the concept a little farther, and called it Flirt.

There the Rhine breaks up into a number of wide branches, such as the Lek and Waal, farther downstream called the Merwede.

Earlier this summer I took a bus from the southern coastal city of Antalya to a town called Anamur six hours farther east, a route that began by cutting across open country and then tracked the Mediterranean coastline.