Sentence examples for that far out from inspiring English sources
"A lot of post players aren't comfortable guarding somebody that far out," said Smith, who played with Thompson on the Storm last season and on two Olympic teams.
"It's very difficult for me to grasp the insanity that would lead one to believe that it would favor either political party that far out before the election," Mr. Birnberg said.
"Every time we venture that far out, we get hit," says Captain Aaron Tapalman of the US Army, who is responsible for Sabari district in Afghanistan's Khost province, near the border with Pakistan.
Colm O'Regan asks whether it's wise to take candidates that far out of their comfort zone.
Munster predicts that Apple will sell 45 million iPhones in 2009, although Apple hasn't projected sales that far out.
"If we get a penalty that far out, the bet's on that he's probably going to slot it over, which is brilliant for us".
There are countless cinematic cannibals from Hannibal Lecter through to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and other films that far out-gross it in imagery, if not box office success.
I love all that far-out stuff.
Astronomers now think they've caught a glimpse of that far-out process for real.
One might make arguments that the market was somewhat elevated, if you look at price-earnings ratios, but nothing all that far-out given expected earnings.
