Sentence examples for swim far out from inspiring English sources
Oarfish swim far out in the ocean and at great depths, around 3,000 feet, making sightings extremely rare.
Swim far out if you want to.
Born in the icy headwaters of rivers on the east coast of North America, Britain, Iceland, Ireland, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Scandinavia and Spain, baby salmon, or parr, swim far out to sea to fatten up on herring and sprat.
Larry Charles, who cut his teeth on Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm before directing the comedy masterpiece Borat, tosses Cage into the sea without a life preserver, or maybe allowed him to swim far out.
One day, she saw him swimming far out in the water, and knew he would drown.
Ms. Ferrera's Sally cannot stop worrying about the man she's spied swimming far out in the ocean — too far out, she's sure.
When he closed parliament for the summer recess last month, Norbert Lammert, the Bundestag president, joked with MPs that they should not "swim too far out", because they would likely be hauled back to the shores of the chamber again.
How far out should one swim when the water looks as inviting as this?
And there, far out, so far I could barely see her little head, was a woman swimming backstroke and singing at the top of her lungs.
You don't necessarily have to swim far.
