Sentence examples similar to far footing from inspiring English sources

Rents elsewhere in Harlem are much lower, but there is far less foot traffic.

The room, while quiet and respectful, had far more foot traffic than during a typical movie.

He bunkered his second and again came out too far, 15 feet past the hole.

The caption gave him the title of his 1990 autobiography: "Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot".

Some residents of those new buildings value privacy, and the neighborhood, while busy during the workday, has far less foot traffic than SoHo.

As if to put an exclamation point on his remarkable afternoon, Green drove the ball high and far, 450 feet over the right-center-field fence.

Even if they haven't fled by train, Harnish noted, the pair have been on the loose for plenty of time to have gone far on foot.

As far as foot traffic goes, of course that is something to be aware of, but I wouldn't call it a concern.

Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot is set to premiere at Sundance on January 19 and will hit theaters on May 11.

Balance and how far your feet are apart.

The surge reached as high as 10 feet and advanced as far as 2,000 feet inland, officials at the Health Ministry's crisis center said.