1.   And generally those that are being built have to push deeper into the community or farther out to find consumers not already crowded by nearby shopping.

2.   And just a little farther out toward Buford, Flanigan deals in boats in the side yard of his home.

3.   And the job of providing all that stuff got harder and more costly the farther out and more spread out people went.

4.   But outside the city and farther out in the province, one can experience a different type of Quebec life.

5.   In fact, such insurance costs more, not less, the farther out in time you go.

6.   It is possible, Bergeron said, that the power boat had ferried the immigrants from a larger vessel farther out at sea.

7.   Since light takes time to travel across the vast reaches of space, the farther out in space a telescope looks, the farther back in time it sees.

8.   Then start at the top a couple of inches farther out, and cut all the way through.