Sentence examples for which is farther from inspiring English sources

She said, "I think we are weathering the recession a lot better than Phoenix," which is farther from the border.

At Northside Piers, for example, residents enter from North Fourth Street, while the affordable building, which is farther from the water, opens onto North Fifth.

I hiked out 18 miles, which is farther than I had ever walked in my life, and almost expired on the trail.

Chinese drivers commute roughly the same distances to work as American drivers do, and they drive similar distances on intercity trips, which is farther than for European drivers.

It will tear past our home star at a distance of 186 million kilometres, which is farther away than the Earth's orbit of 150 million kilometres.

When winter arrived at Duncraig, which is farther north than Moscow, the days shrank to a mere six and a half hours.

The American assessment is that Tikrit, Kirkuk and Baiji, which are farther north of Baghdad, are relatively secure.

Soon suppliers had set up shop in St . Joseph which was farther north and west in Missouri than Independence.

He avoided the Cock and Lion, too, and frequented instead the Admiral's Rest, which was farther away and rougher.

At a house party in New Hampshire, Mr. Giuliani suggested that it was unclear which was farther along, Iran or North Korea, in the development of a nuclear weapons program.

The movement north followed boasts by Northern Alliance forces on Tuesday that they had taken three districts -- Zari, Aq Kupak and Keshendeh -- which are farther to the south.