Sentence examples for far to put from inspiring English sources

"For a hooker, that's too far to put your foot out.

A more significant finding is that Republican primary voters are underwhelmed so far, to put it charitably.

Georgia's opposition, meanwhile, is racked by internal conflict and has been unable so far to put up a serious challenge to the ruling authorities.

It is easier far to put together scenmes for social betterment that to resture a unity that has been all but lost & to recover the sense of purpose that makes effective government possible.

But the betting is that most people will want to remain couch potatoes, and to watch Internet-cum-television from the comfort of the living room.Efforts so far to put the Internet on television have mostly missed the point.

The most prominent attempt so far to put investors from around the world in touch with young entrepreneurs was called "Bit Valley"—after a high-tech corner of Shibuya, Tokyo's fashionable youth district, and Japan's answer to Silicon Valley.

A Syrian deal would have gone far to putting a full-stop to half a century of Israeli-Arab hostility.

Mr. M. Went as far as to put on a Dept. of Sanitation cap for the news photographers, but that was as far as he would go.

In fact, the moral distinction is far fuzzier, to put it at its most generous.

The candidate has not so far deigned to put meat on the rhetorical bones of his intentions.

pay to the median pay of all other employees, but it has so far failed to put it in effect.