farther out

Dany found eight before the sun went down, but there might have been more farther out, hidden in the grass.

China is now emerging as a rival, sending its ships farther out to sea as its military strength grows.

Fishermen have to go farther out to sea than they used to and they return with fewer, smaller fish in their nets.

Slowly, as the fog cleared a little, she came into view again but farther out.

He found that, the farther out he looked, the smaller alpha seemed to be.

Dolphins surface in Breton Sound not far from the Louisiana coast on May 1, as gas wells loom farther out in the Gulf of Mexico.

Still farther, out beyond the city limits, is the commuters' zone, within a thirty-to forty-minute ride of the central business district.

Just a bit farther out West.

Farther out, the Beijing model of banking is in any case probably beyond the capacity of the cash-strapped Indian state.

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

A combination of low incomes and high cereal prices has also put food farther out of reach for average Somalis.

I pray that my actions will help bring the Earth back in balance instead of taking it farther out of balance.

Jedirock: FLAC is on our list, but given all of our other projects, probably a bit farther out. How would you compare FLAC to other formats?

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.

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

From there they cast nets into the surf or motor farther out to sea.

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

As the black hole gets bigger, the zone of swirling gas is pushed farther out, so the QPO ticks away slowly.

Did the planet's gravitational influence somehow interrupt the creation of another gas giant farther out?

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

What are the prospects for finding planets farther out?

Rocky planets would form nearest the parent star, with gas giants farther out.

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

Convection carries energy to the shock wave, pushing it farther out and triggering an explosion.

Chinese analysts say the country's long-term ambition is to build a space port on the moon to facilitate missions farther out into space.

Farther out, we reach the bird nesting grounds on the barrier islands.

The higher its speed, the farther out the robot peers.

Farther out from the camera is the heavily cratered Rhea, a much larger moon measuring 1, 500 kilometers across.

Oceanic, or offshore, dolphins live farther out at sea.

I waded farther out as the tide ebbed.

There's also something a little farther out called the Oort cloud.

And the farther out we try to predict the future the less accurate we become.

A dozen large freight ships lie farther out at anchor.

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

Every year, the Moon moves about four centimeters (about 1. 6 inches, ) farther out into space, away from Earth.

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

The corners, for example, would be much farther out than the rest.

Pirates Reaching Farther Out to Sea to Hijack Vessels