Sentence examples for further place from inspiring English sources

"It's taking the blues to a further place," Mr. Allman said.

In the period of the Umayyad caliphate (661 750), the "further place of worship" was read as Jerusalem.

They had already slipped from first to third in the team standings behind France and Germany before Tamarillo's withdrawal dropped them a further place.

Mr. Harman's passing would seem to further place control of the company in the hands of Mr. Diller and his deputies.

That will leave the museum in possession of four-fifths of a city block, and no further place to go... but up.

Contending that he had no further place in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing coalition, Foreign Minister David Levy resigned today, leaving the embattled Government with a razor-thin majority in Parliament.

Rachel M. Gunter further places the Ferguson impeachment in the context of the suffrage movement.

The Plaza Hotel in New York has gone one step further, placing iPads in every hotel room.

The museum was meant to go further, placing the exotic, the aesthetic and the unaffordable within public grasp.

Germany has gone a step further, placing them in installations designed to protect the casks from airplane crashes.

Indeed, Lincolnshire had three further places in the top (wrong word) 10, which was otherwise entirely composed of adjacent places in the East Midlands and East Anglia.