Sentence examples for start far from inspiring English sources

As long as we start far enough in advance, that's where our ticket sales will come from".

I like to start far away from my subject and get the pull-back shots, then progressively push in for closer ones.

But all its students, even quick learners, are required to start far below their current skill level and build back up.

/ You can't start far ahead, / then claim that you've been winning," Brad writes in one of his 26 poems (the book is illustrated by Amy).

This form of leaching allows production to start far more quickly than is the case with open-pit and underground mining, and leaves a less visible scar on the landscape.

These balls of ice and dust, typically 30-60 miles (50-100km) wide, have unstable, elliptical orbits that start far beyond Neptune, the most distant planet from the Sun.

Last year, the Postal Service warned Congress that unless legislation was passed to overhaul its finances, it would have to start far-reaching cuts in service and its work force or face a possible default.

The two sides are starting far apart.

After starting far out front, he narrowly lost.

The anatomy of a successful Jets kick return starts far in front of Washington.

The Spanish driver Fernando Alonso had won the inaugural race in 2008, although he had started far back on the grid.