Sentence examples for may as far from inspiring English sources

She remains transparent about that process, explaining that she "likes to keep [her] work very realistic, but not so realistic that the flowers border on 'chintzy.'" Achieving that means "coloring the paper" before making each petal, "in order to let the chips fall where they may as far as patterns and colors".

This suggests that a large number of human primary cancers may, as far as the MYC-FLIPL regulon is concerned, have the potential to respond to TRAIL.

Website: transylvania100k.com Location: Romania Distances: 100k, 50k, 30k Month: May As far as race organisers' boasts go, "bears, wolves and Count Dracula" is pretty hard to beat.

Krishna Bahadur Mahara, third ranking in the Maoist hierarchy, said in an interview in Katmandu in May: "As far as the tourism industry is concerned, we very much encourage it.

It may occur as far south as the mouth of the Congo River, though these West African records may represent misidentifications of the West African catshark (S. cervigoni).

It may be as far north as some white sharks swim.

But they may emerge as far smaller businesses in an era where labels and brands mean so much less.

Chestnuts may wander as far away as Thanksgiving, but not so figgy pudding or fruitcake or roast goose.

The oral tradition of fable in India may date as far back as the 5th century bce.

The human remains, tools, and other evidence of human activity found there may date as far back as 120,000 years ago.

European regulators suspect this one may date as far back as the 1970s, based on files plucked from some companies involved.