Sentence examples for a distant gleam from inspiring English sources
Markets in Mexico and Brazil are increasingly ripe for Silicon Valley tech, but the region is still a distant gleam for most companies.
FROM the shores of Lake Geneva, where the World Trade Organisation (WTO) makes its home, the Swiss Alps look almost too pretty to be true: a distant, gleaming skyline waiting for a chocolate box to adorn.
The Irrawaddy was still quite distant, gleaming in the morning sun, but these were river rocks, carried, tossed about and dropped by the river during high flows.
The uptight Fred is a nifty departure from Mr. McGregor's typically roguish roles, and he sufficiently camouflages his romantic magnetism to reduce the gleam to a distant twinkle.
I caught sight of a ruffling, a tick, a gleam.
Then, after a few references to a "distant horizon" and "new frontier," and with Bruce Springsteen's "We Take Care of Our Own" on the speakers, he shook some hands and got back on his gleaming symbol.
That seems a distant prospect.
They finished a distant third.
This is a distant prospect.
