Sentence examples for it's furthest from inspiring English sources

"Hey, white boy, you chasing our women around?" The "Lou" voice answers: "Oh, pardon me, sir — it's furthest from my mind.

When Enceladus went around its slightly elliptical orbit, "the plume was much brighter when it was furthest from Saturn, than when it was closest to the planet", explained Dr Hedman.

It is furthest advanced in electronics, but it is also growing in other industries such as toys, clothing, and brewing.

At perigee, the moon is around 31,000 miles closer than when it is furthest away from the Earth.

The case of France is of particular interest because it is furthest removed from Silicon Valley, which remains until today a sort of French utopiab.

Callisto has long been considered the most suitable place for a human base for future exploration of the Jupiter system since it is furthest from the intense radiation of Jupiter.

It was furthest from the dorsal midline at the 9th intercostal space (48.3 ± 9.24 cm) and closest at the 12th intercostal space (22.4 ± 3.27 cm).

The ventral margin of the liver had a similar course; it was furthest from the dorsal midline at the 5th intercostal space and closest to the dorsal midline at the cranial flank.

It was furthest from the dorsal midline at the 9th intercostal space (75.6 ± 6.52 cm), became gradually closer to the dorsal midline toward the 12th intercostal space (56.0 ± 5.88 cm) (Difference to ICS 9 P < 0.01) and then deviated ventrally in the flank (69.0 ± 6.84 cm). a Dorsal sac of rumen imaged in 21 cows.

Usually the big toe joint is the culprit as it is furthest from the heart.

McGovern, who endorsed Hillary in October 2007, before the campaign turned ugly, told a reporter from the Washington Post "it was the furthest thought" from his mind when he decided to endorse, and one certainly believes the gracious and earnest George McGovern.