farther out造句

I waded farther out as the tide ebbed.

If we move the charge paper farther out, the delay is greater.

The farther out the line of the momentum extends the greater the angular momentum.

The other six hail from the Oort Cloud more than 5, 000 times farther out.

That is,the ratios get more extreme as you go farther out along the tail.

He saw that the constituent parts were being separated, with hydrogen gas falling into the star while water vapour remained farther out and the dust was farther out still.

So the pirates are being forced to venture ever farther out into the Indian Ocean to seize their booty.

The farther out astronomers peer into the universe, the longer it has taken the light they see to reach Earth.

The hollowed-out cavity allowed stellar shrapnel, the material expelled by the star, to travel much faster and farther out into the universe than it would have otherwise.

But extending a raw chunk does not make the raw device larger; it simply moves the end offset of the chunk farther out into the raw device.

They serpented towards his feet, curling, unfurling many crests, every ninth, breaking, plashing, from far, from farther out, waves and waves.

Most of the comets congregated either in the Kuiper Belt, which starts around Neptune, or farther out in the so-called "Oort Cloud."

At the outside edge of the atmosphere, that actually means that it's getting colder because it's pushed farther out into space.

Even farther out to sea than the large fragments of multiyear ice are much smaller pieces of ice—so small that they are at the mercy of even small surface currents.

This pushes fish farther out, beyond the range of the fishermen’s modest boats. There they may be scooped up illegally by richer fishermen, with bigger boats, from the neighbouring Dominican Republic.

They drove to a motel ten minutes farther out on Sunrise Highway and turned into its courtyard. Rocco Lampone, leaving his two men in the car, went to one of the little chalet-type bungalows.