Sentence examples for sat farther from inspiring English sources

As the rivers widened and lost their force, farmland took over and old houses sat farther back from the road.

And some said they had no intention of missing out on remaining fishing days and worried aloud that climate change or the causes of this season's warmth — a jet stream that sat farther north than usual and a relatively small snow cover — might somehow signal the beginning of the end of a sport that has spanned generations.

Officer Cruz sits farther away, between his lawyers, hardly talking.

Could two people sit farther from each other on the cultural spectrum than Charles Manson and Tim Tebow?

AS TVs grow ever larger, viewers sit farther and farther back from the screen for the more theatrical experience.

Quieter people will inevitably sit farther from the table and have to be drawn into the conversation.

Stapel and his co-author claimed that white volunteers tended to sit farther away from the black person when the surrounding area was strewn with garbage.

(Each adjustment is a trade-off between power and speed; when you sit farther back, you can use more of your leg muscles, but you also expose more of your body to the resistance of the air).

The flexible venting may also help larger drivers who sit farther back from the steering wheel because the air bag retains the gas until the driver comes into contact with it.

Concert-goers who attended Friday night's Irish Tenors show with Mr. McDermott as guest soloist at the 17,000-seat Nassau Coliseum -- visible across Earl Ovington Boulevard -- forked over $65 for floor seats and $50 or $35 to sit farther back.

Some local officials, as well as groups like Scenic Hudson, a local nonprofit group involved in land preservation and environmental education, hope the St. Andrews project will not overshadow the town's business district, which sits farther north.