Sentence examples for so far wide from inspiring English sources
So far, wide readership has eluded him outside Canada.
A shaky Hughes tossed the first ball so far wide of the plate that it glanced off catcher Jorge Posada's glove, allowing Moreland to advance to third.
That's so far wide it's past the thickest stuff and near a spectator path, though it's still trouble whichever way you spin it.
"Cometh the hour cometh the slickmeister," says Self's American producer when they first meet, and though he has reasons not to tell the truth, the flattery is so far wide of the mark that it isn't remotely plausible.
The left-arm quick then fires one so far wide down the leg-side that not even Matthew Wade can justify the charade of going up for a tactical appeal.
Southampton found a way back into the game when Rodriguez, who appeared to be offside, held off Collins and got in a shot that was going so far wide that it became a pass to Adam Lallana, the Southampton captain turning to hit the ball high past Jussi Jaaskelainen.
Scholes did finish neatly before half-time but German official Wolfgang Stark had spotted his handball in the build-up, while Fletcher's volley was well struck but so far wide the man who provided the cross, Patrice Evra, ended up trying to nod it back into the area.
So far, wide-scale implementation has proven to be unattainable for any of the tested DC-based vaccines.
There are a large number of reprogramming experiments published so far encompassing genome-wide transcriptional profiling of the cells of origin, the iPSCs and ESCs, which are used as standards of pluripotent cells and allow us to provide here an in-depth analysis of transcriptional profiles of human and mouse cells before and after reprogramming.
Unlike the retail sector, where the human cost of consumer's addiction to disposable fashion has been widely documented, construction companies have so far avoided wide scale reputational damage.
Sometimes Mr. Mercado seemed amazed by his success in spreading the salsa gospel so far and wide.
