Sentence examples for a faraway time from inspiring English sources

He smiles, transported back to a faraway time.

It dates from a faraway time when footballers were white, spoke the Queen's English and smoked pipes.

Third is Kahlil Gibran, who owes his place on that list to one book, "The Prophet," a collection of twenty-six poems poems, delivered as sermons by a fictional wise man in a faraway time and place.

Although historians sometimes disputed the historical accuracy of Mr. Clavell's novels, no one doubted his gifts as a storyteller, or his ability to draw the reader into a faraway time and place.

But there is no question that it is now his era, too, and even though most of his fellow Britons were sound asleep in a faraway time zone when he finally managed it, the news surely made for a cheery breakfast in places like London and Liverpool and above all Dunblane.

He finds sanctuary in his uncluttered loft and the cloth of another culture, which allows him to travel to a faraway time and place without having to leave home (although he does go to Japan on buying trips twice a year, visiting dealers and temple markets in Kyoto on what he calls busman's holidays).

The couples are like an image from some faraway time, an echo coming very faint from the mountains.

It includes lush photographs of that faraway time and a pencil drawing Wharton did of herself at 14 reading a book.

So, whether your team is comprised of people in far-flung locations in faraway time zones or employees who work from home (or a combination of both), here are some pointers to keep things running smoothly.

But the memorable thing about Cline's book is the strangely recognizable picture he paints of this very faraway time.

Ruess likes to wax nostalgic about the great music (and music videos!) of that faraway time, when giants like Ned's Atomic Dustbin, Republica, Garbage, Hum, Superdrag, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Toad the Wet Sprocket bestrode the media landscape.