Sentence examples for far off where from inspiring English sources

I heard the quail call far off where the dense underbrush grows".

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.

"A lot of people look at the negatives of it, but we haven't reached our best and aren't far off where we were last year," said Davies.

The sorry, frenetic state of media today is one reason I look forward to a world where content is fully on-demand (a time not that far off), where you can consume just what you want, when you want.

However, even if the exact value of half-saturation intensity for the 0-18% range of RGS is far off where the fit predicts it to be, it would not significantly affect the [RGS] half value which we estimate from this analysis.

"I'm not far off from where I was toward the end of Wimbledon," Roddick said.

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Sheep are the choice of animal reared in paddocks which are far off and where daily milk collection is not possible.

This is so even if there are far off worlds where I am a brain in a vat and believe that I am not.

Bill Ready, who led the company through its sale, says that mobile conversion rates are still far off from where they are on the desktop web.

In a far off section, where it gleams eerily, grotesque screams penetrate the air.