Sentence examples for place it far from inspiring English sources
And its powers of description and characterization place it far beyond the limits of a genre novel.
So is Adam Guettel's "Floyd Collins," a post-Sondheim show whose expressive ambitions place it far beyond the constricting ambit of the contemporary musical.
To the work's credit, the quality of acting (especially from Mirren and Michael Sheen as Blair), dialogue and camerawork place it far beyond such opportunistic soaps as Charles and Diana: Happily Ever After and Whatever Love Means.
Place it far enough so that the tip of the penis is near the entrance to the test-tube end of the collection bag.
Place the equipment into the hole and place it far enough from the sides to make sure there will be no trouble.
Make sure you place it far in enough that it will hold the banana, but not too far that you don't have much to hold.
This picture has often been dated to the end of the painter's life, but its style places it far closer to 1606, and its presence in the Borghese collection, together with its subject matter, suggests that it was intended as a form of plea bargain.
That output places it far ahead of its next-largest rivals, the Consolidation Coal Company, with 1989 production of 52.5 million tons, and Amax Coal Industries, which produced 38.1 million tons last year.
But that such a party exists at all in London is a major shot in the arm for the capital, where puritanical conservatism and, as in Soho, the interests of property developers have led to its gradual sanitization, placing it far behind great European hubs of decadence, like Berlin or Amsterdam.
But that such a party exists at all in London is a major shot in the arm for the capital, where puritanical conservatism and, as in Soho, the interests of property developers have led to its gradual sanitisation, placing it far behind great European hubs of decadence, like Berlin or Amsterdam.
Iranian Vice President Ali Akbar Salehi, who also heads the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, acknowledged last week that Iran was the target of a computer attack, but he placed it far in the past.
