Sentence examples for far on one from inspiring English sources

You can't go very far on one impression".

Given all this rectilinear rigor, it is odd that the museum has bent so far on one point.

Indeed, he stood so far on one side of the generation gap that he tried to have Elvis Presley's version of "White Christmas" banned from the airwaves.

Cian Healy exploited Wilson's lack of match fitness, going too far on one occasion and being penalised for wheeling, and England's scrum was again messed up.

Panic Prevention delved boldly into Treays's panic disorder and he went as far on one track as to sample a self-help CD he'd been sent.

Portfolio insurance went out of style quickly, and some circuit breakers were put in to halt trading in the future when prices fell too far on one day.

Me and Mr Gove haven't got very far on this one though.

"We have focused so far on doing one market really, really, well," he added.

Generational distance (GD) [21]: The GD reports how far, on average, one Pareto set (called P F known) is from the true Pareto set (called as P F true).   3.

I've gone far on that one.

Their music is a mixture of downright sexy pop, funky electro beats and some sort of of hybrid symbiosis of Prince, David Bowie and maybe even a dash of George Michael (though I may be going a little far on that one).