Sentence examples for far out off from inspiring English sources

It is a simple story of a Cuban fisherman who has gone 84 days without catching a fish – until he hooks a giant marlin, far out off the coast of Florida.

Just last summer, for example, on a 370-yard dogleg hole, I hooked my Great Big Bertha shot so high, so hard and so far out of bounds that it caromed off the green-facing mansard roof of a nearby condo and wound up 30 feet from the pin.

"What's the name of the black woman inside you?" throws a few interviewees far out of their comfort zone right off the bat.

"It's hard for many people to really understand what it is like to be so far out, so off the grid, where there is no modern world, just natural life".

Finally, I got so far out I was cut off from everybody and everything.

Centuries later, some suspected that if Columbus ventured too far out he might sail off the edge of the earth into oblivion.

Both floats are probably far out in the ocean, dragged off by some invisible force, either by the current or by a Greenland shark.

I wouldn't expect the opinion polls to be that far out: a referendum is a one-off event and strange things are going on in Scotland at the moment.

But he is just a bit too far out and the ball bounces off the top of the crossbar.

And though the Skydeck may seem like a far out idea for a far off future, similar canopies have been in use by the military since World War II.

He's not far out, though, a majestic effort clattering off the right-hand upright.