Sentence examples for far instead from inspiring English sources
He shared that experience with everyone who had Louisville going far instead of back to Pitinoville.
But Ms. Justice didn't push this evocative construct very far, instead setting unremarkable phrases against a sound installation.
The Islanders might have lost all six games in the homestand so far, instead of only winning twice.
In fact, things will probably not get so far; instead, most analysts see this as retaliation for the anti-dumping case against Taiwan that America started last year.
Most important by far, instead of $8 billion, IDA's annual programmes should be up to $25 billion, with around half of that going to Africa.
"Marion will use her speed and run right off the board and hang as long as she can and jump far, instead of going scientific," Graham said.
They didn't go that far, but instead settled on another tree about 150 yards away.
But investors already seem willing, if not positively keen, to look to the far horizon instead".
In one of these books, titled "Social sciences", events are few and far between: instead, just two pages of mostly description-free lists of names and dates.
The country scene is intimate, homegrown and old-fashioned: Tim McGraw covers are few and far between; instead, there are plenty of tips of the Stetson to George Jones, Johnny Cash and Buck Owens.
For one thing, it made the man willing to seek medical attention for potentially serious symptoms far sooner, instead of putting it off until it was too late.
