Sentence examples for farther back in time from inspiring English sources
The farther back in time she goes, the more prone she is to jarring anachronisms.
"For some reason — and it shouldn't be, because he's farther back in time — it's almost like a more direct connection".
The 2008 gold-medal winners would have to travel substantially farther back in time to triumph in the men's competitions.
The fallacy of the single cause of culture does not become less fallacious when it's set farther back in time.
Behind the Door (Dietro la porta), now Volume Four, goes farther back in time, before "those years".
Although the fossil record extends back to the early Cretaceous, origins of the group undoubtedly lie much farther back in time.
In astronomy, of course, looking farther away means looking further back in time.
Emboldened by the advances of the last two decades, groups of universities, observatories, nations and other research organizations are pondering plans for radical new telescopes that will dwarf even the giants on Mauna Kea and reach even farther into space and further back in time.
As it descended deeper into the exposed strata and farther back in geologic time, it first encountered pebbles and cobbles laid down in deep torrents of water, then sandy sediments deposited by less turbulent currents, and finally fine, silty sediments.
Only Fernando Alonso won from farther back — in 2008, when his teammate staged a crash to help him win — and this time Alonso finished in third place after starting in fifth.
