"I can't speak as far as Penny and Allan, but myself, I'm shooting for Monday," Thomas said.
In gamer speak, as far as I can ascertain, it means to try to shoot something while impersonating a rampaging Dr. Zoidberg.
"I can't speak as far as whether the legislatures see a need for changing that, because it has been working the way we have currently been operating.
The final word on the curfew was spoken, as far as we are concerned, by an amply built lady who explained to her hairdresser, "All….
They will find jobs and an apartment together at the hip end of town, relatively speaking, as far as possible from the white-bread world.
For example, it is known that Samoyed languages (of the Uralic family) at one time in the past absorbed the languages of now-extinct Yeniseian tribes, that Yukaghir was spoken as far west as the Taymyr Peninsula in the 17th century, and that the former domains of Chukchi and Koryak extended much farther to the west.
By R. Richter and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 10 , 1945P. 17 The final word on the curfew was spoken, as far as we are concerned, by an amply built lady who explained to her hairdresser, "All those poor boys are fighting for our happiness, and then the government does the one thing that is sure to make us unhappy!
Bernanke, who made his academic career studying the Great Depression and Japan's financial crisis in the 1990s spoke as far back as 2002 about additional steps a Central Bank could take once interest rates were off the table and fears of deflation were rising.
The so-called Austro-Melanesian, "negrito", or Australoid first settlers are associated with non-Austronesian (i.e. Papuan) languages, spoken as far east as the Solomon Islands [ 15, 24, 29- 31].
So not only will he look like himself, he will sound like himself, as he crawls around your house appearing to speak!...And as far as Derek flinching whenever that voice issues forth from him?
Rather, it implies only that "the world has already existed for N years" will be true for any value of N. One can, so to speak, go as far as one wishes into the past, positing increasingly large (but still finite) periods of past time, just as one can divide a body as finely as one wishes.
