Sentence examples for feet far from from inspiring English sources

But it was also emblematic of the leadership style of this brainy, tightly drawn president: too often, he phones it in from 35,000 feet, far from the sweat, grime and blood of the battlefield of politics.

Beginners learn how to feel for the engagement point – the so-called sweet spot – where the flywheel and clutch first make contact, making sure to keep their right feet far from the accelerator.

Even his proposed megafight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. stands on shaky footing, far from reality despite worldwide intrigue.

It seems I live a few thousand feet too far from everything.

However, at this stage he sometimes commits too early by dropping his head or shoulders or setting his feet too far from the defender.

Others were still missing after the huge serac broke and fell, sweeping away several climbers and stranding as many as a dozen mountaineers above a steep gully without ropes at a height of about 27,000 feet, not far from the summit.

The disaster took place after a huge serac broke and fell, sweeping away several climbers and stranding as many as a dozen mountaineers above a steep gully without ropes at a height of about 27,000 feet, not far from the summit.

The foot is drained primarily by the dorsal venous arch, which crosses the top of the foot not far from the base of the toes.

Mr Foot was far from being vain or self-seeking, but he must have been pleased by this compliment from one of his editors at the Daily Mirror.

When his cross came in, Porter hooked the volley with his right foot far to the right of Kurskis from six yards.

His par effort from 25 feet isn't far from dropping, but that's another shot gone.