Meanings of live farther in English

Some folks live farther off than others.

Most Mamutoi live farther north.

Me, I live farther out.

Next we shall read about the very dark-skinned races who live farther south, in Central Africa, where the sun is much hotter.

Some 17 percent of its 9,000 employees live farther than 150 kilometres (93 miles) away.

Some 17 percent of its 9,000 employees live farther than 150 kilometers (93 miles) away.

Those who preferred the telehealth visit tended to live farther away from the hospital than those who would rather come into the office.

Maybe Americans will live farther apart, extending their commutes-noharm done when you can catch up with your shows instead of drive, right?

We investigated whether patients receiving hemodialysis who live farther from their attending nephrologist are more likely to die than those who live closer.

People who live close to Garda stations do not feel any safer than those who live farther away, the Garda's public attitudes survey shows.

Ida Mae lived farther than Henry Lee did and had to walk.

Here Bob had to leave his friends, as he lived farther south.

The Snakes and Utes living farther down called it the Bitter-root.

She suspected that he lived farther down, maybe even along the eastern shore.

You know she lives farther away than the rest of us.

He lived farther from the library than I had thought.