Sentence examples for further past from inspiring English sources
It doesn't go any further past that.
Hitchcock pushed slightly past physical plausibility — and went further past it in "The Birds" — but he didn't abandon it.
It's shown us it's quite content to see people in poverty and push them further past the edge.
"This is Derby's first domestic cup semi since 1976, when they lost to United at Hilsborough," announces Duncan Edwards, whose very name summons further past memories.
One approach is to make early career opportunities available to those who have taken career breaks, even if they are further past their PhD than eligibility criteria usually allows.
The Vermont senator would need to win almost all of the delegates that are available in these six Democratic primaries in order to stop the former secretary of state from moving further past him over the finish line.
And to dive further past 1990, you'll have to request it from an off-site storage facility, which could take two to three weeks.
Further south, past the most majestic cliffs, we had another serendipitous encounter with wildlife near San Simeon.
Further inside, past a serpentine wall of tyres, activist Vitaly Akulov stood beneath a flag of Stalin.
The shadow of the huge 1930s steel bridge eased over us as we slid further out, past pelicans on stone jetties, into the ocean.
It also goes further than past EU communications, describing climate change as "a strategic threat affecting natural resource availability, economic stability and hence overall national and regional security".
