Sentence examples for ever far from the from inspiring English sources
Balotelli was back in the news this week (as if he is ever far from the headlines) when he needed desperately to use a bathroom.
And no conversation is ever far from debating whether the home team can win the trophy - especially after the Panthers managed to top their group, with three wins from three.
It is as if the lysosomes vascularize the sarcoplasm, ensuring that no portion of the sarcoplasm is ever far from a lysosomal depot where autophagic cargo can be degraded.
But I can't honestly say that the theater was ever far from my thoughts.
Nobody in Mr. Bovell's time-skipping saga, sensitively directed by David Cromer ("Our Town"), is ever far from an umbrella, making this Lincoln Center Theater production entirely apposite for the city's long, strange and soggy winter.
Joseph spends as much time as he can at the museum, and does not shy away from questions about his father or his brother; neither is ever far from his thoughts or his conversation.
With an engineer father, math and science wasn't ever far from my heart either.
There exist many things considerably worse than death, and the S.S. saw to it that none of them was ever very far from the mind and imagination of their victims.
Castle was born in Idaho in 1899, nine years after it became a state, and died there in 1977, without ever venturing very far from the three successive farms on which his family lived.
I think film started with a sneeze so the apple doesn't ever fall very far from the tree.
