Sentence examples for far behind time from inspiring English sources

Newsmagazines have struggled in recent years, and U.S. News has been especially troubled, making deep staff cuts and trailing far behind Time and Newsweek in circulation and advertising.

D'Angelo and his supporting personnel constructed several of the songs' grooves for the album to sit far behind time, directly on top of time, or pressing on the time, making them cluttered and loose in style.

Since many are far behind by the time they reach high school, middle school has become the focus of more academic catch-up (double math and English periods, after-school tutoring, summer school).

Not far behind is his one-time Idol frenemy Ryan Seacrest, who raked in $51 million during the same period.

They are the children of a generation decimated by war, eager to leave the bad old times far behind and to face toward a future filled with foreign dollars flowing in.

"If The Day was allowed to continue to put up these tubes," he said, "how far behind was The New York Times, The Hartford Courant and The New Haven Register from putting up their own tubes?" Though fine in rural areas, he added, "they are out of place in a city like New London," a former whaling port, now a mini-metropolis of 26,000 at the intersection of the Thames River and Long Island Sound.

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Can "toots" be far behind?

Are the Olympics far behind?

Mr. Paul goes far behind, very iso.

Can action figures be far behind?