Sentence examples for far from past from inspiring English sources

While Schweinsteiger may be past his absolute best, he is far from past it.

"We're not a teenage band," he reveals, "we haven't got all those testosterone levels to deal with, but we're far from past it.

Conversely, a large bandwidth may over-smooth the density estimate, resulting in unreasonably low density estimates near clusters of past events, and overestimate density far from past events.

They may have a point about pastures new but the way he strolled through Sunday's 4-2 win at Swansea and still managed to destroy the opposition suggests he far from past it.

It was a far cry from past years, when teams prepared for Ford Field by practicing in a sensory deprivation chamber.

The buildings are a far cry from past examples of modern Paris design, like the clunky Tour Montparnasse, the badly dated Opéra Bastille and the cold skyscrapers of La Défense, the Modernist business district to the city's west.

After Duncan Fletcher made them ugly non-losers, Andy Flower turned them into ruthless winners and their demeanour and mind-set are so far removed from past England teams as to make them almost unrecognisable.

His silent defiance was a far cry from past theatrics here.

A far cry from past performers like the Bolshoi Ballet or Stravinsky, Fenix took a crowd of dignitaries and upper crust sorts attending the Musicbox Awards on November 19 to a place we're all familiar with the throes of ecstasy that can only be wrought by a big fat drop.

In Buffalo, the future's never far from the past.

Rosie Ruiz now lives in South Florida, far from her past.