Sentence examples similar to a very far off from inspiring English sources

After a while you begin to hear a low whirring undertone and a repeated sound that is a little like a very far-off foghorn.

Musk said on stage at the event that he only really spends about two to three percent of his time on The Boring Company, which means this vision is still likely a very far-off one in terms of becoming a real thing people can actually use.

He foresees a time, not very far off, when it will be possible to take a pager and slip it into a cradle, so that your car can automatically handle any messages.

Though Mr Barak said on January 18th that a decision was still "very far off", relations between the two allies over Iran are strained.

Under pressure from American officials, Israel's defense minister, Ehud Barak, said on Wednesday that a decision on a possible strike on Iran was "very far off".

But all that seemed very far off, a different life.

So, to say that we have reached a totally pro-competitive moment — I see that as very far off".

When I spoke with him on the afternoon of Jan . 18 the same day that Barak stated publicly that any decision to strike pre-emptively was "very far off," Ya'alon, while reiterating that an attack was the last option, took pains to emphasize Israel's resolve.

The concerns of the wider world can seem very far off: when you hear someone talking about a "disaster", you assume they mean the ticketing system at the Pleasance is broken.

Sources say an agreement on how to limit spending on chassis is "not very far off", but emphasise that talks are still ongoing.

Mr. Gevedon recalls: "No one I knew wandered very far off from our little group.