Sentence examples for sometimes as far from inspiring English sources

He bounces his flash off a wall - sometimes as far as 30 feet away - to achieve a painterly effect.

There it is packed aboard passenger buses for "shotgun" smuggling to labs sometimes as far as the US border.

Later, juveniles drift with the current on the surface, sometimes as far as 1,300 km (slightly more than 800 miles).

Some weather systems move southward along the Red Sea trough and provide winter precipitation as far south as Mecca and sometimes as far as Yemen.

No wonder they walked sometimes as far as eight miles round trip to cut and drag trees back to their tents, anchoring them somewhat precariously in the sand.

Collisions were frequent, as the Lancaster, suddenly relieved of the weight of bombs, would occasionally leap upwards, sometimes as far as 500ft, and into another plane.

Even the fishermen have been infuriated by this monstrous excrescence whose garbage sometimes drifts as far as Cyprus, Syria and Turkey.

It has often been observed near South Africa, Argentina, Uruguay, the Falkland Islands, Sri Lanka, Australia, and New Zealand and sometimes strays as far north as southern Brazil.

The students came from all four branches of contemporary Judaism Orthodox, Conservative, Reform and Reconstructionist branches that can sometimes seem as far apart as New York and Ciudad Romero.

Whenever possible, Shand would head back home to Auchtermuchty, in Fife, after gigs - sometimes from as far away as the south of England.

Sandra Moore, a 32-year-old Greenwood woman who first learned that she had AIDS in 1990, would sometimes drive as far as New Orleans for treatment.