American society at present places a huge value on growing wings ― flying far away to college, farther away to work, and traveling whenever and wherever possible.
Some of the families lived near open or underground mines; others lived farther away but worked in the mines.
Take the stairs instead of the elevator, park farther away at work, get an exercise video and make the most of what you have (Zumba is excellent!).
I was farther away from work than my peers; instead of their 20-25 minute commute, I had a 50-minute train commute to work.
The prospect of shorter commuting attracts more riders to the rail system and gives people the option of living farther away from work.
People are moving more often and farther away for work.
I'm in the process of moving to a 1-bedroom in Queens with my partner (even farther away from work, but our own place!), and my half of the rent will cost $860 per month.
Park a bit farther away from work, the mall entrance, or the grocery store.
For instance, are friends who live (or work) nearby more influential than those who live (or work) farther away?
They will have to live farther away from where they work, send their children to overcrowded schools, and end up in shabbier hospitals.
