Sentence examples for far remember from inspiring English sources

(Sometimes this noble pursuit is taken too far – remember Microsoft's Bob? It was the source of many jokes).

Handy forms of titling have been in existence in the movies and in plays for ages, indicating location (very Brechtian, this), catching us up with the story thus far (remember the first "Star Wars"?), tying up loose threads or footnoting the dialogue.

Ms Cantwell had joined RealNetworks in 1994, after a single term in the House of Representatives, and by early 2000 she was worth about $50m.In this section On target, so far Remember Florida, and weep Something about Maria The old-girl network The blaze next time And the waters rose, and rose It was rough ReprintsIn her campaign, Ms Cantwell vowed to work for campaign-finance reform.

Have fun, play hard, and if you really want to go far, remember Tingley's advice: "You have to have absolutely no respect for the money whatsoever.

Magical thinking will take you just so far (remember the intoxicating dot-com days?)." It's young, yes, but Roivant doesn't have a sure-fire winner on its hands, either.

My list of favorite restaurants, so far, (remember I am doing a series on Boulder) would be: The Kitchen, for super healthy food, Salt, for happening atmosphere, Frasca, for an outrageous wine list and cooking by legendary French Laundry chefs from Yountville, California for things like truffle dinners!

As far I remember that was laid to rest several years ago in a Science paper.

Revis need not look far to remember where he came from.

Here are some ways to create a polite conversation without looking as if you're going too far: - remember though, you are trying to show some you fancy them, not making casual chit chat.

If this sounds far-fetched, remember that it once happened to Ford.

Trump's time in office, so far, will be remembered far more for his coddling of racist groups after the protests in Charlottesville than for any policy achievements.