Sentence examples for got very far with from inspiring English sources

I haven't got very far with that question on Google (note: rhododendrons are not long-flowering); perhaps the prime minister would have some thoughts?

But before he had got very far with it he was stopped in his tracks by the description of a house of ill fame, frequented by the principal characters in the story, called the Hotel Delmore.

I don't think a lot of groups would have got very far with the style standards they have now; today, some idiot would be telling the Kinks what shoes to wear.

I also think that if we can't have a comic female character, if we can't laugh at ourselves without having a panic attack about what it says about women, we haven't got very far with our equality".

He hasn't got very far with that effort, although at the group's meeting last March he got polite nods from an audience of 80-odd colleagues.

Kennedy hadn't made civil rights a priority and hadn't got very far with a weaker bill--the subject of considerable impatience among civil rights leaders and the impetus behind the March on Washington in August of that year, which John and Robert Kennedy tried to forestall.

They do not get very far with this project.

"But this isn't getting very far with the Sunnis.

But like most people, I suspect, I never get very far with forced introspection.

But the company hasn't gotten very far with the idea yet.

Wroe's free-associative method would not get very far with most poets, perhaps.