Sentence examples for examples of how far from inspiring English sources

"Those two (Adams and Carragher) are examples of how far you can go in the game when you have the inner determination and desire to be successful and you see the careers they had, marvellous".

Absurd recent examples of how far these powers stretch include a drunken Oxford student who said a police horse was gay and ended up with a £80 fixed-penalty fine.

With their screened-in porches, fireplaces and steeply pitched gable roofs, Harbour Green homes were featured in magazines like "Life" and "Better Homes and Gardens" as encouraging examples of how far $4,500 could take the average person toward realizing the American Dream, a term that was then newly minted.

In addition, Havana hosted parades and other events, examples of how far Cuba has come since the 1960s and 1970s when gay citizens were reportedly persecuted.

Let's kick-off our road test series with the 2010 Buick LaCrosse, an all-new car which is one of the prime examples of how far American-made car quality and attention to detail has come.

The educators also stated they often used old experiences, from their early days as nurses, as examples of how far nursing has progressed.

Over a span of three hours on February 19, the 28-year-old Earle and the 25-year-old Pug were shining examples of how far-reaching revisionist folk can be.

It's just one more example of how far we can go in our storytelling exercises.

"San Francisco is an example of how far the networks can go," Mr. Frank said.

Gold is a good example of how far a market can fall when investors say goodbye.

"Der Pilgrim" offered an example of how far Schubert's explorations in harmony could go.