Sentence examples for wide far from inspiring English sources

With flippers pushing wide, far above and below her head, Mattie was headed to the warmer waters where she belonged.

And you wonder if he'll hear you, years and years away, across the wide, far country of your life, across the sins and resurrections of your soul.

After 2 hours 50 minutes, del Potro finished off what had become the longest match of the tournament with a 133-mile-per-hour ace out wide, far out of reach of Djokovic's backhand, clinching his sixth career victory over an ATP No. 1. Del Potro, who described himself as "very Catholic" this week and expressed desire to meet the new Argentine pope, Francis I, threw his arms in the air in joy.

The canals averaged 13 to 16 feet deep and 140 to 150 feet wide — far larger than natural, twisting waterways.

The expansive backdrops for the African scenes required a screen 40 feet tall and 110 feet wide, far larger than had ever been used before.

Political parties are merely one manifestation of a wider far-right scene in Germany.

They and the wider far-right movement run youth centres and football clubs, and offer welfare advice and family outings for those short of cash.

While single spores predominated, the experts said, some Daschle clusters ranged up to 40 microns wide -- far too big to penetrate human lungs.

(Owsley's nickname, known wide and far, was Bear).

Typically, the regular quarterback lines up at wide receiver, far from the flow of the play.

Young's shots started flying wide, long, far, into the net.