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Meanings of considerable distance in English
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Usage of considerable distance in English
1
Obviously, this instinct is a considerable distance short of a thought crime.
2
Some had been taken at difficult angles, or from a considerable distance.
3
After going a considerable distance the boy stopped and examined the ground.
4
In the first place, M. Chebe now lived a considerable distance away.
5
After they had walked a considerable distance in meditation, the shipmate said-
6
I could now look out over the sea for a considerable distance.
7
Under this hill the line of march lay for a considerable distance.
8
The laugh of Mr. Lambercier might be heard to a considerable distance.
9
The two volumes of water mix a considerable distance out at sea.
10
A sharp hail was answered at a considerable distance from the sea.
11
By this time they were at a considerable distance from the camp.
12
It went on to become Destroyer's biggest-selling album by some considerable distance.
13
By full daylight he gave up and tramped back a considerable distance.
14
His Highness was instantly knocked head over heels to a considerable distance.
15
At a considerable distance a vehicle was approaching at a spanking pace.
16
He pulled out for a considerable distance, and then cast his lines.
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Considerable distance through the time
Considerable distance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common