Sentence examples for farther about from inspiring English sources

Some kickers gleefully speculate that early in the season, when good weather helps the ball fly farther, about 50 percent of kickoffs could wind up as touchbacks.

Our destination, Maple Creek, was not much farther, about three miles on terrain that is as flat as it gets on the Wonderland Trail.

He added that if the warhead's weight could be cut in half, down to 1,100 pounds, the rocket would be able to hurl the weapon much farther, about 5,600 miles.

The new potential planet lies even farther, about 10 times the distance of its sibling, at roughly 70 times the stretch between the Earth and sun.

Vettel, who started third, flailed about farther down the pack and finished fourth.

But that concept, which will have to be opt-in by virtue of installing an application, will be needed to pave the way for what Cuban is taking about farther down the line.

The age of the oceanic crust does not go back farther than about 200 million years.

And it doesn't work farther than about 10 feet away.

Casual divers typically go down no farther than about 100 feet, limiting the water pressures and lung contractions that they experience.

The city proper is small; no corner is farther than about 6 miles (10 km) from the square in front of Notre-Dame Cathedral. Notre-Dame Cathedral

Until recently, it was thought that moss sperm swam overland through thin films of water to reach female moss, rarely making it farther than about four inches.