Sentence examples for it's farther from inspiring English sources
Prices are a lower at the Bauer Hotel, but it's farther from Saint Mark's and less luxurious.
Despite the new discovery (circled in yellow), Neptune's moon count lags the other giant planets, but that may simply be because it's farther and its moons are harder to see.
"It's farther from the subway," Kori said.
It's farther away from young people than World War I was when I was a student.
(It's farther from the Hanok Village; add on cab fare and it's about the same price as Sungmidan).
What's more, it's definitely warmer over here in winter, because it's farther from the frigid blasts of wind coming off the Hudson River.
The first is that it is farther from Russia's frontiers than Poland, which should cure one Russian gripe.
At a number of points in its long history, it was farther north, experienced a tropical or temperate climate, was covered in forests, and inhabited by various ancient life forms.
But the Opportunity's radio signals indicated that it was farther north.
Over all, it is farther out on the party's fringe than Mr. Romney ventured in the primaries, when he repudiated a career's worth of centrist views on issues like abortion and gay marriage.
It was farther away from its natural market in larger cities than the western communities are and the company's name was virtually unknown here.
