Sentence examples for ones far from from inspiring English sources

The low natural gas prices are helping all the refineries, even less fortunate ones far from the new oil fields.

Here are 10 of the key ones: Far from being propelled by economic migrants, this crisis is mostly about refugees.

The researchers sorted them by county then compared the gun death rates for the most urban counties — those with populations of one million or more — and the most rural counties — the ones far from cities or with fewer than 2,500 people.

"A green orange can be fully ripe and an orange one far from ready to be picked.

It began to rain as they slogged from South Williamsburg to North Greenpoint to see yet another unfinished place, this one far from the train.

Some confident, ruefully funny pieces in a mode (one far from exhausted, as Byler shows) established by Raymond Carver and Richard Ford, exploring what might be called post-postmacho manhood.

The two farms that my father owned, one near and one far from Lahore, were as different from each other as the moods of two towns or two landscapes can be, the near one long-settled, tractable, easy of access and familiar; and the far one unhinged from my ordinary life, distant, the land still being tamed — a frontier.

One close and one far from the critical point.

The convective transport of this one far from the surface.  .

The convective transport of this one far from the surface.

"There's no-one far from the Guernsey FC squad that's ruled out of contention for the Jersey game," Graham said.