Sentence examples for far guests from inspiring English sources

So far, guests in the studio have included union leaders from the local auto plant, professors from the university and members of various political parties.

So far guests have indulged in five-course meals by LA chefs Ori Menashe of Bestia, Neal Fraser from American restaurant Grace and Walter Manzke, formerly of French restaurant Church & State, with dishes including grilled octopus over warm lentils, guanciale (Italian bacon) and anchovy salsa, and pan-roasted turbot with black truffle sunchoke puree.  .

The place has actually been open for a month, but, so far, guests are few and swanky rooms are being heavily discounted.

For far fewer guests, but with no less gusto, two tiny B.Y.O.B. restaurants will offer their own ambitious menus.

So far, the guests have been people we've actually lived with before, so it has worked out well.

They wondered why terrorists would plot to blow up the Radisson Hotel here, as is charged, considering that the hotel attracts far fewer guests than other hotels in Amman.

Charles Hobson never had to look far for guests to fill his first television show, "Inside Bedford-Stuyvesant". He once plucked Cicero Murphy, then one of the country's great black pool players, from a billiards hall on Nostrand Avenue.

Under the deal Ross will front three series of 10 episodes of his chatshow, which has so far had guests including Jamie Oliver and Lady Gaga, as well as two further Christmas specials.

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So far, those guests have included Max Levchin, Stephen Cohen, Paul Graham, Sequoia's Roelof Botha, Reid Hoffman, and, most recently, Marc Andreessen.

HPC: It seems like so far your guests have all been people that you've known for a long time.