Sentence examples for ever too far from inspiring English sources

Don't keep trotting over to the bin: keep a bowl next to you for veg scraps, peelings etc. Keep the pans near the cooker, and (ideally) design your kitchen with the sink, fridge and cooker arranged in a triangle so that nothing is ever too far from reach.

As a result no-one is ever too far from true, green English countryside.

Thanks to its status as one of the most popular destinations for young people from Glasgow to Southend-On-Sea to go drinking, vomiting and shagging ever summer, "Maga" is never too far from the front pages.

Have you ever gone too far on stage?

Can the American gun-rights movement ever go too far, politically?

I don't know that you can ever go too far these days".

I've actually had several Waldens here in central Pennsylvania, though as it happens, none of them have ever been too far from a Walmart.

Without ever straying too far outside the conventions of the medium, she enjoyed "playing" with her models - several of whom she knew anyway - in setting up a shot.

Studio 54 was a long time ago, and Schrager has moved on from nightclubs, without ever straying too far from them.

When muscles begin to work beyond their aerobic ability, they produce lactic acid, which eventually accumulates and causes a burning sensation well known to anyone who has ever run too far or too fast.

In a phone interview Mr. Hort said that when Ms. Lipson first said she wanted to start a museum, "I didn't think that it would ever get too far," primarily because of the fund-raising involved.