Sentence examples for furthest part from inspiring English sources

"If the furthest part of your body just moved, it means everything in between has the potential to do the same thing".

"It wasn't like I needed to go out there and try to find the furthest part from Hermione so I could get away from her," she told GQ magazine recently, "because that seems like a negative place to jump off from; trying to get away from something rather than trying to get towards something.

But evidence that you are in the presence of one of the greats of 20th-century photography is notably missing – until you are directed down a hallway to the furthest part of the house, where Jane has ferreted away some of her favourite images.

But engineers said the furthest part of Garth pier was "a danger to the public" and it needs an extra £600,000 to be fixed.

"Loads of people have packed up and left and I have asked to be moved to the furthest part otherwise I was going home". "It doesn't feel like a holiday camp - it is horrible," she added.

I push those thoughts to the furthest part in the back of my mind and stay busy living.

Sometimes the opposing personalities occupy the same song, as on "Furthest Thing," part tender and part tense.

Due to its expression in the furthest downstream part of urine formation and regulation by ADH, AQP2 is a critical water channel in the kidney.

As you come into the first corner, you should be riding on the furthest inside part of the track possible.

Wearing looser clothes will hide some of the fat because it will hang down from wherever the furthest out part of your upper torso is.

There were increased airflow disturbances at the hands and ankles (furthest body parts from the pivot point).