far cry

It will be a far cry from what they left behind.

It is all a far cry from the system of 1958.

That is a far cry from the big money of the Open.

A far cry from his 25-point performance in Game 2.

But such a campaign is a far cry from a world at war.

A far cry more than she could say for herself.

The present economic situation is a far cry from the mid-1990's.

Let's just say that the face I show the world is a far cry from the way you see me.

But still a far cry from what I consider good.

That is still a far cry from the record of 2.52 percent in 2000.

That is a far cry from three years ago, when he was nearly cut.

What happened on Sunday is a far cry from those bad old days.

It is a far cry from that first press report in 1905.

My research was a far cry from his, but what have I got to lose?

All this seems a far cry from the reality of our lives.

This is a far cry from a few decades ago.

But this is a far cry from what actually happens.

A far cry from his days on the force in Miami.

This is a far cry from what the president and his administration told the American people throughout 2002.

His father is a far cry from the third servant.

It was a far cry from their early exposure to the music business.

That is a far cry from how such data would have been viewed 25 years ago.

But that's a far cry from the 75 percent rate he was seeing only a few months ago.

This is a far cry from where I thought we would be."

That is a far cry from its price of $60.25 in February.