Sentence examples for moved that far from inspiring English sources

We haven't moved that far towards the idea that men should do the same".

Fair to say he never quite moved that far from his initial assessment.

"I don't think anything has been moved that far along," McMorris said.

Ms. Rose and her co-producer and synthesizer expert, Michael Cheever, haven't moved that far from the sound of "Interstellar".

Besides, the dark cloud has not moved that far -- over his gifted friends in another gilded corner of his gated community.

"The recovery has not moved that far along," said Renette Dejoie-Hall, the executive editor of The Louisiana Weekly, a black-interest publication that endorsed Mr. Landrieu over other candidates who it said would have needed "on-the-job training on how to maneuver through labyrinthine governmental bureaucracies".

The troops from Charlie Company had yet to move that far south, Baker said.

That may not sound like much, but in the world of bonds, rates generally don't move that far that fast.

Poleward of those latitudes, sea surface temperatures are too cool to allow tropical cyclones to form, and mature storms moving that far north or south will begin to dissipate.

Even moving that far off the base of belief about sexuality felt scary.

Second, as we move that far back in time, confidence intervals on age estimates tend to become wider.