furthermost उदाहरण वाक्य

The riders then set off via Williestruther Loch and Acreknowe Reservoir to ride the marches where the Cornet ceremoniously Cuts the Sod at the furthermost point of the common.
The agency proposed dropping the rule that keeps one company from owning two TV stations in separate markets whose furthermost-- the so-called grade B signal contours-- overlap.
The total area of the aquifer forms roughly the shape of a slight upward curve and approximately measures 160 miles east to west at its furthermost boundaries and 80 miles north to south at its widest section.
"As there will be a period where both two-and three-vehicle trains will be in operations, all trains will stop at the furthermost end of the platform, " it said.
This refrain became the watchword for recruitment, as out of all 100 counties that comprise the state of North Carolina; Cherokee, which rests in the Appalachian Mountains are the two furthermost counties in their respective ordinate directions.

Near the end of October the bishop offered Sorin he p certain lands at the furthermost limits of the diocese, in the virtually unsettled area of northern Indiana, just a few miles from the southern boundary of the state of Michigan.
That seven decades later, his successors should underwrite, as a public service and in a noble, selfless manner, the showing of a film about the furthermost excesses of anti-Semitism, is gratifying salve for a very old wound.
CBS executives say that writers are submitting scripts for shows that include every crude word imaginable, including one considered to be on the furthermost reaches of decorum ( let's just say it has to do with the making of stem cells ).
Forrest assembled a party of six, including the Aboriginal trackers Mungaro and Tommy Windich, and they left Perth on 15 April 1869 . They headed in a north-easterly direction, passing through the colony's furthermost sheep station on 26 April.
She is the subject of a moving poem by Sydor Rey, entitled " Smak sBowa i [ mierci " ( The Taste of the Word and of Death ) and published in 1967, which ends : " I will know at the furthermost confines | The taste of your death ".