far-out造句
1. I've seen the video - it's pretty far-out.
2. You got the job? Far-out!
3. Tim's designs were just far-out.
4. Dave has some pretty far-out beliefs about UFOs.
5. That stunning concept parallels some admittedly far-out astrophysical speculation of the present time.
6. That was judged too far-out even for Macintosh, and the name was changed to San Francisco.
7. Are you ready to do a far-out comedy?-Absolutely. Absolutely.
8. For example, solar cells generate energy for far-out places like satellites in Earth orbit and cabins deep in the Rocky Mountains as easily as they can power downtown buildings and futuristic cars.
9. That's a far-out design.
10. One time Ms. Frizzle took us on a far-out adventure-all the way to outer space!
11. Maybe it's confidential financial data or far-out website that would freak other people out.
12. These materials have far-out capabilities, like bending sound and light around solid objects, and in some cases, making them invisible.
13. Researchers are interested in spotting and studying such far-out objects because they provide a window on the early universe.
14. REFRESHMENTS: New wine, bread and a far-out drink He calls "living water."
15. Democracy, after all, was once a far-out , subversive notion, condemned by kings and priests.
16. He scrapped far-out missile-defense schemes and gave priority to near-term alternatives.
17. Even now it's not such a far-out possibility that you could use drugs in conjunction with marital therapy.
18. Carsen has made it resemble a scene from one of the Coen brothers' farther than far-out movies.
19. Marcus Leatherdale's photographs look downright mainstream by comparison, though his subject matter may include the bizarre and the theatrically far-out.
20. His picture of "order for free" suggested to him a fairly far-out idea: that some of the differentiation (order) each egg underwent was inevitable, no matter what genes you started out with!
21. With Earth's power consumption forecast to rocket to new highs in coming decades, one scientist is proposing a suitably far-out solution to the likely energy shortage — power plants on the moon.
22. From the viewpoint of today's melting icecaps, the ethos of respect for nature in which the farm was steeped seems more prescient than far-out.