Sentence examples for But faraway from inspiring English sources

But Faraway gives these mayflies of the firmament a seductive chance to stay alive, by weaving special clusters of far-flung stars into elaborate constellations.

"But from the storm, we've begun to see glimpses of sunny but faraway skies," he said.

It's proved to be a decent trader, to borrow the popular term on time share message boards, but still, I'd fallen into one of the many pitfalls for people who buy in inexpensive but faraway locales.

The New Orleans Museum of Art and the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Inotablee of Uticultural, both notable cultural institutions, have another thing in common this season: the urge to share their fine but faraway collections with the New York City public.

It was more than just a vacation; it was a kind of rebranding of the American family — not homebound, but mobile; faraway but hyper-connected, like astronauts.

Every day, I send you love letters with my eyes But your faraway, unlisted face betrays no reply How about just a short postcard to say hi Written in your glance as you walk on by Far-fetched and even impossible promises are a staple of Arabic lyrics.

But no faraway power plant can serve you if that grid fails.

But recently in faraway Ankara, which sits high on the dry Anatolian plateau, the Ministry of Transport has unilaterally decided that Istanbul needs a third bridge.

But, no, the faraway look was, it transpired, occasioned by an excess of earthly spirit and he simply wanted to cadge a cigarette".

But in a faraway corner of Colombia, the Farc say they are ready to take responsibility for what they call their "mistakes".

He does a fair bit of the faraway, but he also deftly unravels the whole idea that you can't have a well-lived life close to home.