11.   Farther along is Eleanor Roosevelt, though frustrated in marriage every bit as uplifting in spirit as her husband.

12.   I knew she was farther along than me, but she was supposed to beat this.

13.   Jones would have been farther along had he been healthy in training camp.

14.   Just a little farther along the coast was La Perouse Bay, a dive and spearfishing site popular with locals.

15.   One bus load was taken to the refugee camp of Ragushe, farther along the Serbian border.

16.   Robinson will talk about progress, and growth, and how the program is so much farther along than it was.

17.   The prize for this drive is farther along, on the famed Fort Lauderdale Strip.

18.   Thomas already is farther along than any in his family and most of the people he knew growing up.

19.   With energy costs among the highest in the nation, Massachusetts is farther along than most states in planning to open the market to competition.

20.   All three are generally perceived to be farther along the path of political and economic reform than Romania.