Sentence examples for roam far from from inspiring English sources

Jongbloed was widely considered too old and eccentric but Cruyff had spotted he was good with his feet and he could roam far from goal.

For those who won't roam far from the Grand Placee, there is the two-year-old Boutique de Tintin, 13 Rue de la Colline, just behind the historic square.

And it's no coincidence that this president tends to prefer advisers he knows well, so no matter who he picks to serve out the term as AG, Holder's successor is not likely to roam far from the reservation.

Losing a parent hurts as much as it does because we spend our lives striving to impress, form bonds with and never roam far from this unimpeachable being.

Late in overtime, Belfour roamed far from the crease, controlling the puck from near the right corner to behind the net.

The spate of attacks reflected the increasing boldness of pirates roaming far from their bases in Somalia to seize vessels and sailors to hold for ransom.

He blurs focus by roaming far from his main subject, exploring, for example, Operation Paper Clip, the post-1945 recruitment by the American military of German scientists, including some complicit in the biomedical research of the Nazis.

There is even more detail about Fremont's next campaign, which famously roamed far from its assignment in Colorado into the middle of California just as the Mexican War was breaking out.

The whales may have entered the Mediterranean Sea to give birth, roaming far from what was thought to be their historical range.

Without the pot, we never would have roamed far from sources of fresh water, and wouldn't be able to preserve food to get through famines and harsh weather.

The taxi has allowed me to roam far beyond Shanghai.