Sentence examples for made as far from inspiring English sources

One of these was the extradition treaty with Great Britain, made as far back as 1843.

Lesions were made as far apart as possible, and always at least 300 μm apart.

Reservations must therefore be made as far as 60 days ahead.

Unfortunately, not as much progress has been made as far as rail's fatigue performance (e.g. rolling contact fatigue (RCF)), and fracture toughness.

Venue arrangements are the responsibility of the recruiting organization and should be made as far in advance as possible, as meeting space is limited and fills quickly.

He forgot that Lee was black and he was white — and what a difference that made as far as people getting into something were concerned.

I don't think -- but on the best treatment procedures part of the bill, it does open it up to decisions being made as far--that should be left--those choices left to the patient and the individual.

That being said, to reap the most benefit, there are a few considerations to make as far as the safety and quality of soy products.

There are reports of residents fleeing the area to neighbouring cities, with some making as far as the capital Kabul.

Those cases that have made it as far as court have taken an age to come to a conclusion.

Last season Sheepshead Bay was just happy to have made it as far as the Public Schools Athletic League semifinals.