Sentence examples for is miles off from inspiring English sources

He says his organisation is doing its best to point exporters towards what government support is available, but that, overall, Britain is "miles off" being business friendly.

24 mins: Derby clear a Nani cross as far as Rafael at the edge of the area but the youngster's half-volley is miles off target.

Jamie Carragher criticised the owners of Liverpool for their handling of Brendan Rodgers' sacking, saying the decision-making of Fenway Sports Group is "miles off" where it should be.

My poetry is miles off theirs, but I do know what the physical sensation of writing poetry is like from the inside so I could also write that experience".

It may, for some, have been a radical campaign -- but such can only be the case where socialism -- the actual thing -- is miles off the mainstream political spectrum.

It's miles off".

By the time they reached the woman's ranch, which was miles off, the two had fallen asleep.

When asked in February about these claims, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said: "No, no, you're miles off, I promise".

Castleford head coach Daryl Powell: "We're obviously delighted we've got the two points - that was the most important thing - but, from a performance point of view, we were miles off in the second half.

He was miles off.

That was miles off target.