1. Life on a farm is a far cry from what I've been used to.

2. This outback area is a far cry from the city's concrete jungle.

3. It was all a far cry from those halcyon days in 1990, when he won three tournaments on the European tour.

4. This flat is a far cry from the house they had before.

5. The company lost ￡3 million, which is a far cry from last year's ￡60 million profit.

6. Their lives are a far cry from his own poor childhood.

7. All this luxury was a far cry from the poverty of his childhood.

8. A far cry from the 40,000 they were promising.

9. A far cry from the leafy suburbs of Sydenham.

10. But resistance is a far cry from immunity.

11. That seems a far cry from just a few years ago when the only diesels were lorries, buses and the occasional taxi.

12. The cinder-block surroundings, while not luxurious, are a far cry from the stripped-down wards of 1958 that greeted early volunteers.

13. Europe was a far cry from what we'd been led to expect.

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14. Such anticipated outcomes were a far cry from the Conservative government's long term objective of a balanced budget.

15. The 1995 national increase in costs is a far cry from the double-digit growth seen in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

16. It is a far cry from most people's idea of accountants at work.

17. Alternating child-care responsibility is a far cry from asking a woman to postpone her career to raise her children.

18. It was a far cry from the modern chalet party.

19. It is a far cry from his response when the woman filed the lawsuit.

20. The pop world was a far cry from Joe's beginnings in the Gloucestershire town of Newent.

21. It was a far cry from the sinister sonic overload, and brooding, hypnotic effect of Rumble.

22. The streets were dismal, a far cry from the paved streets and brick sidewalks of Philadelphia.

23. He was even a far cry from Pecham and Winchelsey.

24. The plateau was a far cry from the workaday cottages by the harbour.

25. The shop is a far cry from the modern boutique, and still has stock dating back for generations.

26. The classical design was a far cry from today's functional agricultural buildings.

27. Blonde Patsy, who is eight months pregnant, looked a far cry from the willowy screen siren bedded by Mel Gibson.

28. Elderly, softly spoken Mr Crawford in that rather Dickensian office in the City was a far cry from this.

29. Now, people are eager to live in the center of town, and their homes are a far cry from suburbia.

30. The grandiose scale of events projected by the pre-event publicity was a far cry from reality.

1. This outback area is a far cry from the city's concrete jungle.

31. It's a far cry from the ragged, skinny reality of city streets and the rural hinterland.

32. The ￡300 party was a far cry from Brooklyn's ￡10,000 first birthday bash.

33. It is a far cry to London.

34. That is a far cry from what I expected.

35. New York is a far cry from Los Angeles.

36. It a far cry from what he had expected.

37. However, law school is far cry from the comforts of her poolside and mall.

38. It was a far cry from the remembered glories of the Empire.

39. It is pointed out that there is a far cry between the calculated demagnetizing factor and the value listed in the teaching book.

40. Thee accommodations are a far cry from what she's been used to.

41. Your last statement was a far cry from your first story.

42. Their simplicity, a far cry from contemporary minimalism, was the starting point for the design.

43. Modern western square dancing is a far cry from the old time barn dances of yesteryear.

44. A can of an artist's bowel movement labeled "100% Pure Artist's Shit." Anti-art is a far cry from something purely beautiful like the Sistine Chapel.

45. The tall(Sentencedict), well-dressed gentleman standing before me was certainly a far cry from the old sea wolf of my imagination.

46. It has all been a far cry from this time last year.

47. These accomodations are a far cry from what she's been used to.

48. It's a beautiful painting, but it's a far cry from great art.

49. It's a far cry from the previous broadcasts Colonel Gaddafi has made in recent days - one well seated in a van, another from what looked like a bombed-out barracks.

50. Being religious can be a far cry from being kind.

51. I enjoyed visiting Seattle, but it a far cry from the ideal vacation spot I expected.

52. It's a far cry from when he first joined the firm as a mail clerk.

53. The handling is simple and is a far cry from pettifogging tidy structure.

54. His last statement was a far cry from his first story.

55. Brazil and Mexico both have deficits of less than 2% of GDP, a far cry from the fiscal laxness of a few years ago.

56. It was a far cry from Josephine Czinski of Odessa, Texas.

57. Bill's comment on my term paper is a far cry from what I've heard from Tom.

58. This treatment is a far cry from the one we received before.

59. Aged: Matt LeBlanc, pictured last week, right, looks a far cry from the ladies' man Joey Tribbiani he played in Friends.

60. That autobiography was a far cry from what happened in his life.

61. Plum rain wet down empty, a far cry from Stone Ridge ramp through the clouds.

62. The tall, well-dressed gentleman standing before me was certainly a far cry from the old sea wolf of imagination.

63. It is a far cry from a magic lantern to television.

64. The capabilities of GIS are a far cry from the simple beginnings of computer cartography.

65. They were a far cry from the often mouse-sized mammals that scurried around dinosaurs.