1.   Many years ago, one of the hunters had drowned in a shallow lake further out across the plateau.

2.   The noise of the incoming tide had interrupted their games on the sand further out in the estuary.

3.   I turned and swam a few strokes further out to sea.

4.   But the further out to sea it literally gets, the further out to sea it figuratively seems.

5.   Gatwick Airport, further out than Heathrow and less of a hub, is a distant second on the U.S. wish list.

6.   Igor Barabanov, a lieutenant colonel on the Kurile Islands further out in the Pacific, served briefly under Gamov.

7.   It puts my knees a little further out in the sled, which was a little perilous the first month we were sliding.

8.   Others, like moving the nets further out from the end boards, are being seriously considered.

9.   Still no World Series, still no playoff series victory, and a window with this group that probably extends no further out than two more seasons.

10.   The further out on the curve one looks, the larger the differences are.