Sentence examples for a faraway echo of from inspiring English sources

Photo: Fog and mist shrouded New York City yesterday, a faraway echo of the tropical storms in the southern United States.

If you give in to the silence — remember, there's no traffic noise as distraction — you'll pick up the faraway echo of footsteps, the hushed garble of a television from behind a shuttered window.

As I listened to what some Europeans were saying as my country prepared to take over the presidency of the EU, I heard dim echoes of Neville Chamberlain's infamous description of Czechoslovakia as "a faraway country of which we know little".

Gradually, I understood that I came from a "faraway country" of which "we know nothing".

Eberty was particularly fascinated by what this delay meant for a faraway observer of our planet.

To most outsiders Australia seems a faraway nation of open spaces, eternal skies and red earth.

She sent a faraway view of herself at an equestrian event.

That early novel has its faraway echoes in Anathem, as Stephenson again explores the relationships between language, thought and meaning: specifically, whether the last can exist outside of the direct dominions of the first two.

It even caught a faraway glimpse of our home.

And usually we hear booms and faraway echoes.

It is a faraway country, some of you may say.