Sentence examples for getting that far off from inspiring English sources

It could have been an accident, but I can't see a commercial airliner getting that far off".

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"How did we get that far off?" On that particular question, Worgan offered no specifics and said he isn't always aware of the happenings within specific cities.

ReprintsUkraine's political fate depends a lot on whom Mr Kuchma faces in the run-off, presuming he gets that far.

I got it; it's not that far off from what I'd always told my kids.

I spent several months at the clinic, learning a lot, but mostly wondering how I had gotten this far off track.

Megha taught me to have a conversation without getting too far off track and to ask follow up questions when the response is unclear or vague.

All those towering fast food signs clustered at freeway exits began to look like signs of paranoia as well as convenience — a warning against getting too far off the track.

There is another aspect of his management style that may account for the paradox of his success in running the company's business and his failure to stop the managers overseeing the detectives from getting so far off track.

The proposal would keep the 44-year-old financial aid program from getting too far off from the cost of college.

Some deviation may happen, but that can keep the feel of the book more organic, but be careful of getting too far off.