Sentence examples for fairly far away from inspiring English sources

They surmised that the individual dust trails remained apart, and in 1998 the Earth passed fairly far away from all of those trails.

"When you mix it with water you can get acid rain and burning in your eyes and throat even if you're fairly far away".

Have a friend stand fairly far away from a sidewalk or trail, close enough the dog knows they're there.

Current local songs elicited the most aggressive response the males dive-bombed the speakers that played the tunes while the birds were fairly unfazed by the far, far away songs.

Canadians have, thus far, done a fairly good job of staying far away from the acrimonious convention in Cleveland.

Banks will no longer have to fly paper cheques across the country, but the new system will be costly too worthwhile only for fairly large payments drawn on banks far away.

I can't remember in my adult life when I've thought of him fairly: He's in jail now, far away from home, and it's difficult to imagine that, now that he's 46, there's much more in his future than more of the same.

Where previously authorities saw little harm in fairly neutral coverage of a country so far away, the fate of the carved and polished red Labrodorite Lenin was a transgression too far and they suddenly developed cold feet.

A long, long time ago, in a place far, far away, I used to dream fairly happily about paying the bills.

If you live in a fairly diverse area, one shouldn't be too far away.

When she sees a person from far away, she looks down at them using a fairly intimidating pose.