Sentence examples for far from heading from inspiring English sources

The Rangers were that far from heading into the third period with a 2-0 lead.

Far from heading in a new direction, the young Kim timed it to coincide with the first anniversary of his father's death, so as to honour him.

Far from heading for recession, preliminary figures released on January 31st showed output rose at an annual rate of 3.5% in the last three months of 2006, above the economy's trend pace.

As more and more of a conglomerate's activities take place far from head office, inefficiencies will surely creep in.

Although most of the documents seen by The Economist relate to developing countries far from head office, some of them were most likely read by senior BAT executives.

This is obviously far from perfect heading into Paris, but you have to play the hand you're dealt.

By 1 42 p.m. — when a man reputed to be a neo-Nazi adherent allegedly drove his car intentionally through a crowded pedestrian mall and into a sedan, killing a 32-year-old woman and injuring 19 others — the militiamen were far from Charlottesville, headed back to their encampment 50 miles northeast of the city, Yingling said.

In the past 12 Belmonts, only Easy Goer and Touch Gold came on to win from far behind heading into the turn.

In the last 11 Belmonts, only Easy Goer and Touch Gold came on to win from far behind heading into the turn.

Had they won, they would have had a 4-2 record and would have been far from desperate heading to Washington.

To get full advantage of the weight of the hammer's head, hold the handle as far from the head as possible without sacrificing a firm grip.