Sentence examples for far might be from inspiring English sources
The climate so far might be described as mostly cloudy and mild, as might this version of the show.
All of which means the Russians, who have struggled with their offensive capabilities so far, might be in trouble if they meet Finland in the quarters.
The course of the presidential race thus far might be viewed as yet another instance of America's particular obsession with religion.
Some specialists have suggested that northern Iraq, which has been penetrated by few American troops so far, might be a more likely hiding place for chemical or germ-warfare agents.
It's usually around about this point in the calender that people start to ask me what my favourite albums of the year so far might be – a sort of mid-season taking of the musical temperature.
If the payment tendencies that Paul F. has noted so far might be called macro trends, it is the micro trends -- those reflecting personal mood -- that are perhaps most compelling.
Shocking isn't the right word for the American response so far; halting might be better — though maybe moving somewhere new.
Despite the big budget – and rival channel controllers who struggle on far less might be forgiven a raised eyebrow or two – it will be no easy task.
While he has successfully remained above the fray so far, it might be difficult if the mufti makes such remarks in his presence on Sunday.
