Sentence examples for Distant countryside from inspiring English sources
Their happiness is fragile; out there in the distant countryside Tutsis are being slaughtered.
THEY were a pitiful sight here the other day, four adults and three children from the distant countryside, wandering through Beijing looking scruffy and slightly dazed.
Under Mao's rigid scheme for annihilating culture, his maternal grandparents were packed off to a re-education program, and his paternal grandfather, prominent in theater and film, was sent away to the distant countryside, where he died alone, his own son not permitted to attend his funeral.
As one of the foremost geologists versed in fossils native to regional rock beds, Mr. Horenstein's expertise would complement the tour by demonstrating to the children that it is not necessary to travel to the distant countryside in order to discover fossils.
When the hospital was built in 1799, St . Georgewas distant, rural countryside.
Beginning in 1703, this road was used by travelers from New York to reach a distant, lovely countryside known as the Vale of Flowers, or Bloomingdale.
The highway surround was thinning into countryside: distant isolated house windows, darkened low stores for carpeting and auto parts.
Schools closed and families were torn apart as mothers and fathers were sent to the countryside or distant factories for re-education, often for years.
By such convoluted routes do we arrive at Hollywood's long-delayed rediscovery of female sexuality, and when Jan offers to accompany Rex for an unchaperoned weekend in the Connecticut countryside, a distant sound of breaking barriers can be heard.
In the cultural revolution of the 60s, my future parents – who were middle-class musicians – were taken away to work on distant rice farms in the countryside for five years, where they ate very little.
Once a dormitory for monks, the hillside property consists of two houses joined by a shared door; it overlooks the surrounding countryside and has a distant view of the coastline.
