far and away in English

very much, by fa

Use "far and away" in a sentence

1. He's far and away the greatest artist.

2. She's far and away the best player.

3. She is far and away the better actress.

4. The church clock far and away struck twelve.

5. This is far and away the most important point.

6. She's far and away the best actress I've seen.

7. He's still far and away the best we have.

8. He is far and away the greatest poet living.

9. This building is far and away taller than that one.

10. This is far and away the best book on the subject.

11. This tree is far and away the oldest in the forest.

12. She is far and away the best actress in the country.

13. It was far and away the best meal he had ever eaten.

14. He is far and away the best player on our tennis team.

15. The bag has been far and away the smallest in the shop.

16. This pizza is far and away the best I have ever tasted.

17. Boggier is far and away the best veterinarian for so many reasons

18. Carolina is far and away the most talented team in the country.

19. Spring is far and away the best time to visit the islands.

20. Paul is far and away the most competent person in our firm.

21. Boggier is far and away the best veterinarian,” says Nancy A., of Livingston

22. This is far and away the best you can find in the market.

23. The fish was far and away the biggest ever caught on the lake.

24. Coolness is by far and away the most important feature of a car these days.

25. Smoking is far and away the major preventable cause of death and disease in Canada

26. Cotton rapidly became far and away the nation's most valuable commercial crop during the antebellum years.

27. There were five acts in the cabaret but far and away the best was the comedian.

28. Now the video games industry is far and away the fastest growing of all modern media.

29. Cottages.com is far and away the biggest provider of holiday Cottages and self-catering Cottage holidays

30. They were both conscientious scholars, but Davis was far and away the abler of the two.

31. Far and away the most interesting aspect of this guitar is the neck block and heel design.

32. But Bygones is, far and away, the worst book by this particular author that I have ever read

33. But Bygones is, far and away, the worst book by this particular author that I have ever read

34. Admiral Express is far and away the best vendor I have for pricing, efficiency, and quality of service.

35. With their nearest rival, Tesco, they've become far and away the most popular places to do the weekly shop.

36. Cahiers Du Cinema most far and away the most important film magazine during the 50's and 60's

37. The Chieftains is known for his work on Barry Lyndon (1975), Far and Away (1992) and Rob Roy (1995).

38. In the 12th century, the dukes of Spoleto were far and away the most important imperial vassals in Italy.

39. Cumulatively, the challenge amounts to far and away the greatest increase in scientific natural resource management funding and staffing in Park Service history.

40. Cyberpunk 2077 is far and away one of 2020’s most anticipated games.Not only is it the latest project from the studio behind the brilliant Witcher video game series, but it’s based on the

41. American vernacular would usually go with “I Congratulate you on your success”, and this is far and away the more flexible construction of the sentence because of the multiple available meanings of the word “on”: (1) “On” can be interchangeable in

42. “[Confiding in others] was far and away the most protective variable we uncovered in our sample,” said senior study author Jordan Smoller, M.D., Sc.D., a professor of psychiatry and the MGH Trustees Endowed Chair in Psychiatric Neuroscience at Massachusetts General Hospital.

43. Cleanness is far and away one of the most evocative and sobering novels I’ve read in a long time, in which Greenwell manages to write about sex and violence, love and distance, and the feeling of home and language itself, in a way that feels immediately intimate and insightful.

44. As far as the will of the mob goes, the Google test says that your initial premise is backwards; "Anticlockwise", unhyphenated, is far and away the more common spelling of that word (24m results for the unhyphenated word; only 2.9m for hyphenated), while the hyphenated "counter-clockwise" is the more common spelling there, but not by nearly as