Sometimes the monster is farther away, sometimes it's closer.
They were finding themselves increasingly partial to the diverse, middle-class neighborhood farther uptown, sometimes called Bloomingdale.
Livingstone died in Africa, in 1873, after braving more illness, plodding farther, and sometimes finding himself neck-deep in swampy water that was not, alas, the Nile.
Remembering melody, we walk again, not as vividly or far, perhaps, but sometimes farther.
The teeth near the front of the mouth were generally sharp-cusped, and the cusps of those farther back were sometimes reduced to a rounded crown.
WiTricity extends the range of induction, wirelessly charging objects that are three or four feet away — sometimes farther — from the primary source of electricity, Mr. Giler said.
Binding is the only part of the process that Steidl outsources sometimes to a fifth-generation bookbinder across the street from his factory, sometimes farther afield.
Instead of continuing to pursue fundamental concepts, Black turned his attention almost entirely to teaching and to advising landowners and entrepreneurs how chemical-based industries in Scotland (and sometimes farther afield) could be developed.
"You need generous setbacks that protect homes and schools and water sources from drilling, sometimes farther than the drillers would want.
In practical terms, this means that the kth percentile is sometimes farther from the signal mean than at other times.
