Sentence examples for is slightly further from inspiring English sources

He was then at the station in Luddendenfoot, which is slightly further on towards Hebden Bridge.

Scotland, which is also introducing a deposit return scheme is slightly further ahead.

Hodgson is slightly further ahead in the scoring stakes: extending his wondrous Premiership record here to 2,061.

Three of its campuses are bang in the middle of town; Harrow is slightly further flung, though still on the tube.

And that means, in share price terms, the government is slightly further away from being able to sell its stake at a profit.

My older son's house is slightly further away (15 minutes by foot) so I said to my older son: 'please stay here, once you are gone, I don't know when you will be back'.

This was because the jet stream was meandering across the Atlantic in a position which was slightly further south than you would expect at that time of year.

At Liverpool, Benítez wanted him to feed Steven Gerrard; at Real Madrid the target – Cristiano Ronaldo – was slightly further away, meaning longer passes.

However, if the waveguides are slightly further apart, the quantum process breaks down, introducing classical noise that forces the system to behave as a hybrid with both quantum and classical properties.

In the beautiful Eden Court we performed the show for the first time on a raised proscenium-arch stage which meant it sounded and looked amazing (so our tech team told us), but we were slightly further away from the audience, so we had to work a little harder to really share the story with them.

It's practically an identical pitch to Square, although iCharge looks to be slightly further behind.