Examples of 'take the far' in a sentence
Meaning of "take the far"
take the far - This phrase is often used metaphorically to encourage or challenge someone to pursue ambitious goals, go to great lengths, or venture into unknown territories in order to achieve success, growth, or personal fulfillment
How to use "take the far" in a sentence
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take the far
Take the far end of the platform.
Let us go take the far one.
Take the far door.
I will take the far one.
Take the far better course of entering the Catholic Church.
Soon the Chinese will take the Far East from you.
You take the far end of the ridge and I will take this one.
Just like this Soon the Chinese will take the Far East from you.
You take the far one.
Jen, you and skaar take the far side.
Take the far left tunnel, then keep moving straight.
Turn right, take the far stairs.
Take the far ramp, I will take this one.
Sam, you take the far side.
Take the far side!
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Binkowski, you take the far end.
I will take the far side . Go straight at him.
You take the near corner! You take the far corner!
I will take the far side.
You go first . Check it 's clear . Turn right, take the far stairs.
You take the far corner!
Hey, Patty, you take that aisle . I will take the far one.
Chris, take the far side and if you see.
Okay . You take the far one.
Take the far end of the platform . - Yeah.
Binkowski, you take the far end . You cover our tail.
Chris, take the far side and if you see or hear anything, let me know.
All right. You take the far end. We will work our way up.
Turn right, take the far stairs. I will meet you by the car in ten minutes.
Jen, you and skaar take the far side . Keep smashing until we knock ' em out!
You take the far one . One, two.
Which way? Take the far left tunnel, then keep moving straight.
