Sentence examples for could get far from inspiring English sources
And unless President Obama grabs hold, things could get far worse.
That carnage and upheaval could get far worse, they say, dashing any hope of peace.
He faces up to 20 years, but could get far less.
He meant that in a competitive sense, not in support of a ballpark he wishes he could get far away from.
"I always knew I could play this well, that I could get far in these tournaments, but it's different playing like that in practice to bringing it on to the match court at big occasions with pressure.
"I couldn't get far enough away," he wrote, "because I couldn't become someone else".
You couldn't get far with anyone without flashing credentials.
With a seemingly bored bassist and drummer, the music couldn't get far off the ground.
"I couldn't get far enough away from Judaism, while Milan would never be close enough to the Gypsies".
With Biggar in such inspired form, it meant that England could never get far enough ahead to stretch Wales, and force them to switch the way they were playing.
