Sentence examples for move far far from inspiring English sources

In his Paper magazine interview, which also includes Lindsay Lohan's and Harry Styles' siblings, Frankie says his biggest plan for 2016 is "to graduate and move far, far away". .

The top long-distance searches look really different from the top short- and middle-distance searches -- and it turns out that people searching for a home near where they currently live are looking for something very different than people looking to move far, far away.

The furor also reflects the central political reality today: the Republican Party has moved far, far to the right so that, on some issues, it veers into extremist territory.

So this off-season the team is moving far, far away from Tokyo and the Giants in order to establish a brand-new identity on the northern island of Hokkaido.

I was a grown up, made a really bad mistake, and had to live with it...until I didn't have to anymore...and I moved far far away, started life back over again...decided that was just an annoying chapter...and moved on...(and never again had to worry about becoming like his mother!).

If you don't, then she's moving on, far far away from your sorry ass.

Depending on the outcome, you will be overcome with glee or pondering a move to somewhere far, far away (I hear Micronesia is lovely this time of year).

"I'm always amused when people say, 'Gee, you've moved from the far, far right to the middle,' " Mr. Mourdock said.

"Pakistan has to start with a clean slate, with discipline, and move in a direction that is far, far removed from this sordid business".

Donald Glover is moving from "Atlanta" to a galaxy far far away. .

If the CME succeeds in taking over the Chicago Board of Trade, it will move far ahead of the competition—so far, indeed, that some are calling for the deal to be blocked on antitrust grounds.