Sentence examples for looking even further from inspiring English sources

The Bloomberg administration is looking even further ahead to find ways to control trash export costs.

Knowing how this came about by looking even further back would allow cosmologists to decide which of their theories of the early universe were correct.

When Mr. Taylor created "Lost, Found and Lost" in 1982, he was looking even further back than "Scudorama," to his late-'50s experiments with ordinary gestures and "found" movement.

If England win in Kochi they will be 2-0 up with three to play and we will be looking even further into the past: to 1984-85, the only time England have won an ODI series in India.

Maggie Gallagher, chair of the National Organization for Marriage, which opposes same-sex marriage, agreed, saying that her group was looking even further down the line with the case, which was appealed Thursday by supporters of Proposition 8 and is likely to go all the way to the Supreme Court.

Oh and let us not forget Mad Max: Fury Road (riffing off 1979's Mad Max and its 1981 and 1985 sequels), Cinderella (looking even further back to Disney's 1950 animated classic) and The Jungle Book (doing the same for the Mouse House's wonderful 1967 take on Rudyard Kipling's fantasy fable).

Lately, he had looked even further afield.

In another study published about four years ago, researchers looked even further out than a year.

Or perhaps women should look even further back -- to Chanel, whose talent outweighed everything else.

"WHAT THE FACK ARE YOU DOING?" he screamed at me, and everyone looked even further away.

Mr. Bush's speech looked even further into the future, albeit vaguely.