that far造句

I wouldn't go that far.

Can she walk that far?

So close to tears, back that far.

My voice can't carry that far.

The destination is too far away; I can't walk that far.

His memory does not go back that far.

Being too old, he couldn't walk that far.

Back to that far-off wood, where green.

It's marvellous how he's managed to climb that far.

Wall-painting of arhat in the pure land to show us their happily life in that far far away world…

Off the Washington coast, stunned fishermen caught tropical fish that seldom stray that far north.

The confederates who had reached that far didn't know that there was no backup behind them.

That bug report did cause some surprise because noone expected that anyone might be able to get that far.

You don't have to go that far. Just don't waste your time waiting for her.

The next village is ten kilometres away,and we can't walk that far in an hour.

And have you never heard of the greatest name of that far-famed house?

In this weather, no one can go that far, let alone transport fuel back.

If you see the first message, you know your program got that far without error.

The position Schelling arrives at after such tangled abstractions is not that far removed from that of Spinoza.

That leads to the critics’ third point: that far from enhancing economies’ resilience, modern finance has added to their instability.

And the answer is that we're not smart enough as people. We just cannot see events that far in advance.

Before exploring outer space, people used to think that the earth was flat and that you could fall off the edge if you ever went that far.

To travel that far in the underdark without encountering at least a dozen deadly creatures was unheard of.

The chairman stood the decision on its head by showing that far from saving money, it would cost more.

"I had so many thoughts going through my head," she said. "' Was I going to get hurt running that far?"

The retail bank will hold thick buffers of equity and loss-bearing debt that far exceed those agreed to internationally.

Aunt Jiling hen suddenly remembered something previously heard that far from looking for help, so she hastened to call 110.