Sentence examples for though not far from inspiring English sources

The language is evasively tonal, always heading for expected resolutions but arriving somewhere else, though not far off.

Though not far from our Manhattan workplace, we felt as though we were on vacation in a laid-back seaside town.

The two men allegedly then took Hawke-Petit back to the house, killed her, set the house on fire, and fled in the Petits' S.U.V., though not far: they crashed into a police barricade, just past the driveway.

In the bond market, the yield on the Treasury's 10-year note was at 4.23percentt, unchanged from the two previous Fridays, though not far from its lowest level since spring.

Though not far geographically from each other, the city of Puebla, south of Mexico City, and the state of Oaxaca on the southern Pacific end of the country, may represent the twin poles of cultural influence.

Bronwen is making a book tour, like grownup authors, though not far from home: at her first signing, in Sparta, all 125 books on hand were sold, and others are on order.

Since then it has retreated, though not very far.

When she entered law school in Philadelphia, they still had to travel by train, though not as far.

Legacies at Duke start out behind their white non-legacy counterparts (though not as far back as blacks) with 65% of the gape removed by the end of the senior year.

Further advancement of rank was facilitated with Conroy's marriage to Elizabeth Fisher on 26 December 1808 in Dublin, though not as far as Conroy felt he deserved.

They are certainly the best team since the mid-2000s Austhoughns, though, and not far short of great.