Sentence examples for far began from inspiring English sources

Today's assault, the heaviest against northern Afghanistan so far, began before dawn.

Despite the reassuring data, it's important to remember that all of the humans studied so far began using cellphones as adults.

The most explosive musical controversy to come out of the Iraq war so far began not with a song but with one of the apolitical Dixie Chicks speaking onstage in London about the group's dislike of President Bush.

Johnson, who has caught 14 passes for 180 yards and 1 touchdown so far, began the week by announcing just after he had played superbly in Tampa Bay's 31-10 victoverover the Detroit Lions that he would not shake hands with Groh, and by comparing himself to a star while comparing Chrebet, his eternal nemesis, to merely a flashlight.

His biggest success by far began with the $1.76 billion privatization of state-owned phone company Telmex in late 1990, led by his ­industrial conglomerate, Grupo Carso, alongside France Telecom and Southwestern Bell (now AT&T ).

When production of the movie A Bridge Too Far began in 1975, Waddy was given six months leave by Westland to act as chief Military Advisor, an appointment that John Frost thought was ideal.

The cameras, in some cases, beat the rescuers to the worst-hit neighborhoods, and helped viewers near and far begin to grasp what had happened.

A long term affair with a pretty assistant in the FAR begun in the 1960s, they say, produced at least one son named Guillermo in the early 1970s.

The "Argument" (a summary of the series thus far) beginning Wolves of the Calla the fifth novel in the series notes that Flagg is known as Broadcloak, Fannin and John Farson, depending on the world in which he lives.

The story, as it exists so far, begins with Chance's 10-day suspension from his high school in 2011, the South Loop's Jones College Prep, after being caught smoking marijuana off-campus.

Following this (7 hours so far) begin to use new balls in the nets.