1.   But far out to sea, violent weather may be creating swells that become large breakers on the shore.

2.   I was either too far out or too far in.

3.   Never too far out in front of his people, but out in front nevertheless, Graham from his base of piety did help move his followers along.

4.   Now and then, a guard will don a bathing cap, swim far out and pretend to drown.

5.   Sound a bit too far out?

6.   The tests run from the predictable to the really far out.

7.   There must be a process for exploring ideas before going too far out on a limb.

8.   They look pretty good, but some of the sills look a little far out, sticking out a bit over the wall.

9.   They also thought the unusual, elliptical design was a little too far out.

10.   Still far out in the Atlantic, Hurricane Felix was moving westward but was expected to miss the Caribbean.