Sentence examples for far off line from inspiring English sources
Ballesteros's drive was so far off line no one bothered to shout 'fore!'fore
"But if you spray a drive far off line," Mickelson said, "you can get in that deep heather and make a double".
In the last three majors he has played, the Open at Muirfield, the US PGA at Hazeltine and this Masters, he has hit the occasional drive so far off line that not even he can recover from it.
I dont think that the Moodys forecast is too far off-line and, in fact, the market-based model that we use is right in the same neighborhood of 3.5%, and thats based on what percentage of the issuers are very highly default prone.
"The performance of the pack was excellent - it couldn't have been far off 100% line-out.
H3K27me3 density across the entire genome was largely unchanging between parasegments, with the exception of a few points corresponding to the BX-C that are markedly far off from the line of fit.
The transition from stores and catalogs to selling entirely over the Internet is happening at a snail's pace -- the finish line far off in the future, if it exists at all.
Figure 1 shows an image of a reasonably circular pupil and the initial and final circle: the solution of the minimization problem proposed in this paper is the circle displayed using a dashed line, the circle in a continuous line is the, far off, initialization of the algorithm.
In addition, it is possible to easily trace back single data points that are far off from the computed linear regression lines to the raw data set by using R.
"Far off, the forest is visible; a shaky line of green from the swaying trees".
