Sentence examples for far off one from inspiring English sources

"If we've highlighted anything it's that we're not that far off one of the best NRL teams of the last few years and an immensely resourced team," said the Leeds coach, Brian McDermott.

Comparing the median capital raised prior to exit with the median capital raised by current top startups produces less of a clear argument, as the figures are not far off one another.

No, you can get pretty far off one vial, since just huffing a little.

Turn the regular lights off and the black lights on and you'll find yourself in a glowing cave, much like this far off one in New Zealand.

The paint is handled so softly, especially in the background, that a critic of the day sniffed, "From far off one sees a bluish fog, from which six chocolate pastilles forcefully emerge".

We're not far off one of the NRL's best teams but this will take a while to get over.

Musk said on stage at the event that he only really spends about two to three percent of his time on The Boring Company, which means this vision is still likely a very far-off one in terms of becoming a real thing people can actually use.

And likewise if Twitter were to build their own browser (don't laugh, what they're doing with the new two pane view on the site isn't that far off from one), it wouldn't have Facebook as an option.

She took a seat in the front row, far off to one side.

If a robot can roll around the hallways attending school as a proxy for a homebound child, how far off can one be that delivers room service?

New studies suggest that the weather in far off Greenland, one of the fastest warming parts of the Earth, is affecting the rainfall patterns in Britain.