Sentence examples for close or far off from inspiring English sources

Judges hidden along the route check how close, or far off, we are from right-on-time.

At the end of the documentary, the viewer has the option of filling out a survey on what they would be willing to share in a living situation, a way of stacking up how close or far-off they are from being able to live communally, as Pereyra did in 1989.

Select the zoom level desired, such as "Close," or "Far.

When you close your eyes you can hear, far off in the distance, then closer and closer, the echo of crying.

I often try to find third parties who are qualified to give input so I can validate if my opinion is far off or close to accurate before sharing it with Spencer.

A Tyneside-born friend described the north Pennines, which are both close at hand and strangely far off, as "the Wild West".

McInnes's policy for the Dons over the close-season hasn't been far off that.

The genes in the same group were closed to each other and far off the genes from the other groups.

All good fun - and not necessarily that far-fetched, or even that far off.

But while the principals involved in the Medicare debate are edging closer to agreement, success is still far off, and the cheapest measures will cost about $400 billion over the next 10 years.

You can spend hours exploring it, examining paintings from far off and close up, poking around some of the world's great museums all by your lonesome.