Sentence examples for too away from inspiring English sources
At its most distant from the Sun the planet would be too far too away for any effect on other planets to be detectable, thus limiting astronomers to a searchable zone representing only about half of the total orbit.
This seemingly reflects a change in modern television too, away from series' that simply go on until a show is cancelled and toward controlled long-form narratives that have fixed endings.
They had taken four points from games at Darlington and Milton Keynes in the previous seven days to keep ahead of Stockport (28 points from 10 games) and the score from Edgeley Park sent home fans, too, away with a smile.
He is a maker of dreams who spirits the heroine Sophie (named after his granddaughter - the book is dedicated to her, too) away when she spies him at his nightly work and together they save the world's children from "human bean -eating giants.
Is it a matter of geography and DREAMers who need help being too away from an urban area to know that there are resources available?
Marc Jacobs was a fairly bonkers collection of deconstructed dresses and upside-down shoes that was beautiful, but a little too away-with-the-fairies to let you work out what will actually be in the Marc Jacobs line: a little like trying to interpret someone's thoughts from listening to their dreams.
Dictionary shelf too far away?
