Sentence examples for come no further from inspiring English sources

Has new art come no further than this?

The clouds muster in the middle distance but come no further, leaving the surrounding upland hay meadows untouched.

Add to that the fact that the lip of the basket comes no further up than my waist.

Murray comes back, but can get no further than 40-30, from which Lu holds.

These people are depicted as having come with no further objective than to incommode Australia's sense of composure.

If you want a sneak peek at what twisted fate will befall America in the decade to come, look no further than Florida.

Jazz clubs offered white Britons an intoxicating taste of African-American culture – even if many of their black habitués came from no further away than Cardiff.

That implies that, once we assume the existence of bodies in motion (however that came about), no further explanation is required of why bodies in motion continue to move.

For proof of the old adage that "troubles never come singly", look no further than Daw Mill Colliery near Coleshill in north Warwickshire.

The company said it plans to begin expanding into new markets and other verticals "over the coming year," although no further details were provided.

If you're wondering where the fact comes in, look no further than a little organization called the National Geographic Society, whose other traveling exhibitions have been seen by more than six million visitors.