Sentence examples for getting far down from inspiring English sources

The Eurocrats have huffed and puffed about this for years, without getting far down the line.

"There is a very, very long road ahead, and we may not get far down it," said one insider.

In one corner, a television buzzed fuzzily - the cable company hadn't gotten far down the road yet.

The getaway car didn't get far down the road before the driver lost control and crashed into a passenger bus.

In the US, a relatively loose culture, a person can't get far down their street without witnessing a slew of casual norm violations, from littering to jaywalking to arguing loudly on the street.

You'll have to get this far down into the computer, essentially fully disassembled, to get to the fan and heat exchanger.

"If we get far enough down the road on this charm offensive, when it gets down to putting pen to paper, we need to have a far more detailed and clearly delineated agreement than any in the past".

"Once you get far enough down that road, it becomes hopeless".

"But when we got far enough down the road, it wasn't something we wanted to do.

"We tried to get out of the area as fast as possible but it was chaos, people were running everywhere and into the road". Crystal wanted to get the wounded to a hospital but they didn't get far before being flagged down to help another injured concert goer.

"But sometimes you get so far down deep into reality that you want to pull back.