Sentence examples for far off at from inspiring English sources

"He's not far off at all".

We don't think you're very far off at all Paul.

The weather description is not far off, at least during parts of the year.

The only difference is that the far-off corners aren't that far off at all.

Barkley attempts to whip a curler into the top right from 20 yards, and isn't far off at all.

Ghoulam tries to curl a shot into the top right, and he's not far off at all.

In a more offbeat vein, and pretty far Off Broadway at the Chocolate Factory in Long Island City, is "GET MAD AT SIN!" Conceived and performed by the dance-theater specialist Andrew Dinwiddie and directed by Jeff Larson, the show is a theatrical adaptation of a 1971 sermon recorded on vinyl by the evangelical pioneer Jimmy Swaggart.

A resolution is still far off, but at least it's not getting further away.

You don't get paid again until some far off date at the end of January – and you're broke.

Such devices are still far off, but at Hewlett-Packard (HP) in Silicon Valley a taste or more precisely, a feel of things to come is on offer even now.

And we actually aren't too far off -- at last check, Americans consumed 11percentt of their daily calories from saturated fat, mostly in the form of cheese, pizza (more cheese) and desserts.