Sentence examples for lives farther from inspiring English sources

For anyone who lives farther afield, Croatia still seems too dangerous.

"You're seeing a lot more buildings where the super lives farther and farther away".

Except that she lives farther away, becoming a nun didn't affect Sister Camille's relationship with her children.

"None of us lives farther than about 75 miles from the sea and most of us much closer," said environment junior minister Rory Stewart, "so it is vital the public has easy access to our outstanding coastline".

Green, 75, lives farther north, up in Dawes Hollow, off Cabin Creek, only half an hour from Charleston, the biggest city in the state.

Cheap suburban train services enabled artisans or clerks to live farther and farther from their workplaces.

Workers chose to live farther and farther away from their jobs.

Pumas living near the Equator are generally smaller than those living farther north and south.

Ms. Wilinski, however, did not go for the idea of living farther from Manhattan.

But I doubt I'd make the effort if I lived farther away.

About 20,000 years ago the inhabitants of Tasmania lived farther south than any other people in the world.