Sentence examples for farther are from inspiring English sources

A blossoming industry of club fitters helping everyday players become more efficient, and yes, hit the ball farther, are proving otherwise.

These copper-alloy castings, together with pottery sculptures (the traceable history of which goes back even farther), are the main evidence for the early history of sculpture in sub-Saharan Africa.

On the other hand, if the dispersal kernel has a thinner tail than the exponential the fast majority of propagules received originate from the closer source and almost all those originating from the source located farther are absent in the propagule shadow.

Eighty miles farther is the Hubbell Trading Post, established in the late 19th century.

His eight field goals from 20 feet or farther were a season high.

Going farther is the logical next step for people seeking a challenge.

Guerrero's battle to beat it back farther is far from over.

A quarter-mile farther is the Natchez National Cemetery, established by the Union during the Civil War.

As one New York commercial producer put it: "Farther is better.

Farther is used in relation to physical distance whereas further means to a greater degree.

For example, the word father and farther will sound alike because the r sound in farther is dropped.