Sentence examples similar to far off edge from inspiring English sources
The backfoot cover drive is the classiest among what Hans, the cricketphile Dutch narrator of O'Neill's novel, calls the "offspring of technique conceived to send the cricket ball rolling and rolling, as if by magic, to the far-off edge of the playing field".
Many scholars have fallen on their swords (pens?) in attempting this feat of plotting the development of early Christianity, which requires a journey from the Judean homeland to the far-off edges of the Roman Empire.
Diepsloot, far, far off the edge of any tourist map, is a dangerous place.
When I turned and headed back, my friends' land came into view, blended into the neighbor's farm; the horizon was as far off as the edge of the sea.
He takes one on the pad that's not far off - ah, inside edge - and then begins an absurd run off the final ball, scurrying back when the ridiculousness dawns on him.
However, the computers automating the colony ships malfunction, propelling the Terran colonists far off course to the edge of Protoss space.
Now Soriano was at first base, Martínez was pitching and Soriano edged far off first.
Van Horn did average 7.1 rebounds a game, not far off Thomas's 7.9, and edged Thomas on the offensive boards, 2.1 to 2.0 a game.
For those on the edge of Indian democracy, that day may still be far off.
