Examples of using Far from where in English and their translations into French
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Given the risk, it seems reasonable to say that a country should not try to leap too far from where it currently is
students often have to be accommodated in schools far from where they live, and classroom time has been reduced by almost one third.
have repercussions far from where they take place.
Not far from where you people are standing.
which meant that they often ended up living in shelters or with relatives far from where their mothers were incarcerated.
the beach is never far from where you're camping.
living organisms far from where they were originally used.
typically far from where they carry on their major economic activities
The argument also misapprehended the very purpose of the Convention, which was to deal with organic chemicals causing harm far from where they were produced
in an empty field not far from where the army had captured them, the four had beaten them to death.
as he landed in East Sussex, near Hastings, not far from where he won a decisive victory, giving its name to the abbey
along with bamboo fossils found underground in a region far from where bamboo was suitable to grow.
Which one's the furthest from where they found Doreen?
Not far from where we found him.
Not far from where Johann was raised
lives not far from where we found her.
You know, Sam, we're not too far from where I found you.
It's not far from where we're picking up the laptop. All right.
He wasn't far from where you are, and he aimed at Ducky cuz he was closest.
the Promised Land is actually not that far from where Moses lived.