Sentence examples for far nowhere from inspiring English sources

Corbyn, thus far, nowhere to be seen.

While conditions this time are so far nowhere near as bleak, there has been a change in the agency landscape as a result of the increased competitive pressures caused by consolidation and globalization.

Recent efforts by the authority to reconcile with Hamas have so far led nowhere.

Proposals that the savings banks combine to start a commonly owned online bank have so far got nowhere.

His efforts to bring Gaza, a coastal enclave ruled by the Palestinian Islamists of Hamas, under his baton have so far gone nowhere.

Her three previous books - Every Light in the House Burnin', Never Far from Nowhere and Fruit of the Lemon - explore problems faced by black British-born children of immigrants.

"What we've done so far is nowhere near enough for what a band like Rage Against the Machine could be doing," he said.

Such talks are a regular feature of the continuing litigation, but have thus far led nowhere, according to the Wall Street Journal, which first reported the development.

Her previous books, Every Light In The House Burnin' and Never Far From Nowhere, are also available at £4.99 each (rrp £6.99), plus 99p p&p.

This last is evident in all three of Levy's previous novels - Every Light In The House Burnin', Never Far From Nowhere and Fruit Of The Lemon.

Racial, sexual and familial belonging informs her second, Never Far From Nowhere, told through two black sisters growing up on a council estate in north London.