Sentence examples for But far off from inspiring English sources

But far off toward the sea there was an arc of light that seemed to throb as we drew closer, until we were in the midst of the brilliant wet and clamorous life of the wharves.

But far off into the future, in the days when human beings will beam and/or inject narrative experiences into themselves and the word "television" will sound as dated "hieroglyphics", at least one genre of story will remain evergreen, continuing to shock and compel audiences with tales of batshit craziness: the story of religious cults.

There's still a view today, building-blocked but far, off toward the south shore of Brooklyn and Queens.

A little farther to the right and slightly below Europa is another of Jupiter's moons, Callisto, but far off to the left is another star-like object that he made a special note of, calling it a "fixed star" in his notes.

The VP could choose from: another organization that would benefit immediately; another group that would benefit in the future; or the VP's own organization, but far off in the future.

Late on Friday the euro was trading at SFr0.98, above the SFr0.80 it had slumped to at one stage on Thursday but far off the Sfr1.20 that dealers had assumed would remain in place.

But far-off political decisions have made the haven that Emmons built for them more precarious.

During the country's first few decades it looked for its security to Britain, a friendly but far-off power.

Some long-distance lorry drivers and prospectors, virtually the only people out in that lonely expanse, reported seeing a sudden flash in the sky and hearing or feeling the boom of a mighty but far-off explosion.

But how far off is it?

"Not on the scale of water into wine but not far off".