Sentence examples for starts far from inspiring English sources
Starts far off pace and on the outside but could close unexpectedly in stretch.
The anatomy of a successful Jets kick return starts far in front of Washington.
"Massimo never does a single object, but starts far away from it, making a lot of drawings of an environment the object might belong to," she said.
Wall Street analysts estimate that the two networks could sell $800 million to $900 million in commercial time before the 2002-03 starts starts, far above the estimated $700 million to $725 million they sold during last year's upfront.
Just like the Heat like to let James receive the screen beyond the 3-point line to give him a head of steam with which to attack the screener's defender, Anthony is at his best when the play starts far away from the rim.
In the second experiment, the robot starts far from the target.
The two sides are starting far apart.
After starting far out front, he narrowly lost.
The early start, far from putting off the punters, is part of the appeal.
The Spanish driver Fernando Alonso had won the inaugural race in 2008, although he had started far back on the grid.
As long as we start far enough in advance, that's where our ticket sales will come from".
