Sentence examples for further away like from inspiring English sources

Their distance from the banana plantations varied, some inhabiting areas close by, and others occupying more pristine waters further away, like those in Tortuguero National Park.

We shouldn't push them further away, like Donald Trump suggests, but hold them closer.

But you can relieve back strain by placing heavier things closer to your back, like text books, and lighter things further away, like pencil bags.

Move from focusing on the pencil to an object that is further away, like a picture on the wall or a door knob.

Does failure drive your goals further away, or like Thomas Edison, just confirm a few more ways that won't get you there?

Still, I wasn't happy to be taken further away from nights like that when my parents moved further into the Garden State.

Had we done nothing, we would have been in better shape in the Middle East we spent $4 trillion and maybe even 5 -- and we are right now much further away, I mean, like not even close, much worse shape than had we done nothing.

People seem to like living further away from their jobs.

I dream about paid time to care for my daughter when she's sick and child care that she'll love that won't bankrupt me, but this administration's new budget puts those dreams a lot further away, while threatening things like the health care that my family and others like us rely on right now.

"Going round that final bend, I could hear people, I could hear hooves … and I thought: 'They don't sound that close and they're getting further away.' "I was like: 'I'm almost too scared to look round.

He'd have liked to get further away, but petrol was rationed.