Sentence examples for started farther from inspiring English sources

But "The River's Tale" really gets started farther downstream.

Supporters assert that is because students in the program have started farther behind educationally.

Franchitti was awarded second place for having started farther back in the 25-car field.

Most of the damage there was also from smoke and heat, suggesting that the fire had started farther down the hallway, and he headed that way, stepping over debris and ducking under insulation and wiring that hung down from the exposed ceiling.

The next year, determined to avoid the same fate, he and a three-man crew — Gerald Pitzl, Jean-Luc Bombardier and Walter Pederson — started farther north, beginning their trek on March 7, at a speck on the Canadian map called Ward Hunt Island, 474 miles from the pole.

The name is something of a misnomer because it started farther north, way up in Parkfield in Monterey County.

Track 14 starts farther north than the others and is used by Metro-North for various maintenance jobs.

"Unfortunately, when you start farther back, you tend to take more chances," Patrick said, "but because of the fact that it's 500 miles, we can let it play out and see how it goes".

In this experiment, the robot starts farther away from the obstacle.

There are dramatically more entrepreneurial runners in the race now, and they are starting farther down the track than the last generation.

You really don't need to start farther ahead than that unless you must have specific room in a specific hotel or country club that regularly books out farther than that.