Sentence examples for going out far from inspiring English sources

And if you are a fisherman in Gaza, barred by the Israeli Navy from going out far enough in your own waters to catch much, you still get in the boat and get fish — but these days you buy it from your Egyptian neighbors at sea and haul it home for sale.

"The idea for TickX came about whilst I was studying at Manchester University and like most students going out far too often," he says.

Even so, Mr. Obama has gone out far more often for meals and evening outings in Washington than Mr. Bush did, according to Mr. Knoller's records, including to Georgetown's Café Milano on Thursday to celebrate Mrs. Obama's 49th birthday.

Another bright light gone out far too soon".

He's happily settled with a long-term girlfriend now, and goes out far less.

Stats, Gasaway writes, can be dismissed as "narrowly focused on performance when the business of sports... is in truth rooted in the elusive chemistry of stars, charisma and entertainment," adding, "If you go out far enough, performance and entertainment align".

Mr. Obama, who says he listens to Nicki Minaj on his iPod, goes out far more regularly than his predecessor and ventures to more diverse corners of the city, said Mark Knoller, a White House reporter for CBS News and an unofficial archivist of the presidential schedule.

If they do go out far, they rarely go back to the same place.

"I was a bit too hyped up for the final and went out far too fast, I knew Lewis was coming back at me, but somehow managed to hold on - it's a great feeling".

I have a curfew and I don't go out far alone.

I wonder if people even go out far enough to piss.