Sentence examples for far off up from inspiring English sources

Far off, up in the sky, there were some heavy white clouds.

They're painted in a way meant to hold our attention from far off and up close, and the best of them do.

You can spend hours exploring it, examining paintings from far off and close up, poking around some of the world's great museums all by your lonesome.

Not very electronic - there's a few vocoders, louder handclaps but not far off from straight-up 70s funk.

He burst out laughing, because of how far off his estimates ended up being.

This was not quite as controversial as aspiring to enter the Royal Ballet School, but it wasn't far off: "Where I grew up, the notion of reading books didn't make you a swot, but a poof.

Not far off, passers-by crowded up to a temporary fence, snapping photographs of the statue's closed eyes; its elongated Modigliani-esque features, which oddly recall a hologram; and its thick, abstracted braid — Mr. Plensa's homage to Brancusi's "Endless Column".

It was so far off the menu growing up in the 80s and for me personally I didn't mind.

I'm flying back to Africa tonight and may be not be able to post for a little while, depending on how far off the grid I end up, but I hope to be back up with some travelogue and such before long.

It suggests how far off is the grown-up, pluralist politics Mr Clegg advocates.

The 45-year-old singer proved that middle-aged respectability is still far off with a sexed-up rendition of Like a Virgin and Hollywood.