Sentence examples for track far from inspiring English sources

At one Cuadrilla site, Hesketh Bank, planning permission for the temporary drilling rig was granted by Lancashire county council and a notice was stuck on a private track far from the main road.

A working girl (tiny shorts and fishnets) sets up her chair by a dirt track; far beneath her roars the motorway; up on the track, cars pass and occasionally stop.

Intel argues new digital technology will allow nurses and doctors to better track far more people more efficiently than they can by just calling patients.

Jordan Sargent from Spin called the track "far from Mike Will's best work" and negatively compared Cyrus' delivery to that of Lil Debbie.

Lani stays on the mile-and-a-half track far longer than his counterparts for a combination of galloping and walking.

Such seasonal changes are more challenging to track far out in the solar system, given that a year on Titan lasts some 30 years on Earth (and each season is about seven years long).

From there, he ships horses to race at tracks far and wide.

Then the other two men haul me off my feet toward the tracks, far away from where I urinated.

In just over a month, the service has sold more than 3 million tracks, far exceeding the record industry's expectations.

Having just attended my suburban high school class's 55th reunion, I would suggest the clear advantages of tracking far outweigh any alleged drawbacks.

For the first time this season, Formula One is returning to one of its traditional European tracks far from a major metropolitan area — in short, in the middle of nowhere.