Sentence examples for working far far from inspiring English sources

Those staff are working far far too hard and that's not sustainable".

Mr. Ahluwalia said he, too, used to work far, far away, "up in the mountains, upstate".

Decanting wine works far, far better than simply uncorking the bottle and letting it sit for a while.

Of course the dramatic and psychological forces that animate this opera are hardly limited to the late 19th-century Europe of Berg's original, and Mr. Alden has apparently taken this as license to transport the work far, far away.

In the past decade, more than 35,000 domestic workers, almost all of them young women, have received special visas to work for diplomats in Washington and New York City, often working far longer hours for far less pay than they were promised.

"It stops us working far more and makes our work far more hazardous... Sometimes it's much warmer under the water - it's only minus one and a half [degrees]!" Once underwater though the view is spectacular.

Industry is working far below capacity.

Perhaps even more serious (although Ms Crittenden does not make much of this), Americans of either sex, whether parents or not, generally work far longer hours and get far shorter holidays than Europeans, which makes it that much harder to combine job and children.

Exaggerated tragic pronouncements work far better.

It has worked far too well.

He worked far less often.