Sentence examples for furthest of from inspiring English sources

Jeb Bush went furthest of all 2016 hopefuls in criticising the use of the flag.

Private research universities have gone the furthest: Of those surveyed, all said they offered high-speed access in every dorm.

The furthest of the islands from Spain, Menorca varies wildly from its siblings, with every section of coast strikingly distinct.

In the past five years Yukos has traveled the furthest of any post-Soviet industrial giant from the mores and practices of the previous decade.

All of them clearly assumed that they'd reap the benefits of their investment during Yeltsin's second term, but Berezovsky went furthest of all.

Beijing, a byword for pollution for 20 years, has gone the furthest of all Asian capitals to eliminate air pollution, pledging in 2014 to spend $76bn£61bnbn) to clean up its persistently toxic air.

It was fascinating to see again Balanchine's "Episodes" (1959, set to Webern), one of his furthest explorations of modernist form.

By now, plastic bits are so pervasive they've spread to some of the furthest reaches of the globe.

Take hold of the furthest point of the top with your other hand.

Water resources available in the island of Lanzarote, the furthest east of the Canary Islands Archipelago, come mostly from sea water desalination.

He was the master of the whatdyacallit question, asked by teams of interviewers in the furthest reaches of urban and rural America.