Sentence examples for further off than from inspiring English sources
That day looks further off than ever.
Perhaps just a little further off than she thought before.
Today, that goal looks further off than ever.
Yet the chances of joining seem further off than ever.
If so, the 80mpg family car is further off than many of us had hoped.
Osborne's ideas for beefed-up city government may take hold, but the Tory recovery in Liverpool is probably still even further off than HS3.
Partly for their privacy, and partly to keep my stories from wandering further off track than they already do.
"We probably were maybe three times further off shore than we had been before, and we wouldn't have wanted to be in any closer, I can tell you that," he said.
So far, Williams hopes in vain; indeed that day looks further off now than it did in 1973.
Nothing could be further off the mark than to say the Federal Bureau of Investigation "has remained firmly oriented toward traditional law enforcement, even since the attacks of Sept. 11" (front page, June 30).
Some students at the fictional Pitt College in the early 1990s devise a game of dares and forfeits that goes so badly wrong that its chief inventor, narrator Jolyon, drifts even further off the rails than he is already.
