Sentence examples for further than ten from inspiring English sources

Had the fixture been planned during peacetime, the game would have been abandoned: the players, referee, and 14,000 paying spectators could see no further than ten feet in front of them.

Researchers looked at exam results over the past three years - and found that - whereas 49 per cent of disadvantaged pupils achieved five A* to C grades including English and maths in schools less than a kilometre apart - the percentage declined to just 36 per cent in those that were further than ten kilometres away from the next school.

It did not go beyond the year 2000, since it was felt that the pace of change in this field ruled out looking much further than ten to fifteen years ahead.

"An ultra-marathon friend of mine has just told me running any further than ten miles this close to Sunday is a spectacularly stupid idea," one reply read.

Second: never camp further than five minutes from a good pub.

But viewers can't go back further than two weeks to watch initial episodes.

Older areas of the Gardens, dating back not much further than three decades, also haven't lost their appeal.

I do what I'm told, until my nose is no further than six inches from his cheek.

Even City analysts, spreadsheet junkies, tend to look no further than three years when plotting corporate courses.

"It's like that old statistic about never being further than three feet from a rat in London.

I would like to take her away for a few nights somewhere, no further than two hours from Melbourne.