Sentence examples for at such distance from inspiring English sources

Stars at such distance are normally too faint to be identified individually, unless they explode in a supernova.

At such distance, the crowd should be safe if the Soyuz, a machine that burns 270 tonnes of fuel and oxygen in nine minutes, explodes.

The space rock reflects only one third of the sunlight that falls on it and at such distance can only be seen with a telescope.

Jonathan Crystal, a barrister specialising in sports law, agreed: "I would question whether there is a restraint of trade at such distance from the end of a player's contract as 2 years".

The light is brighter than all the billions of other stars in the galaxy combined - which is why it can be seen at such distance from Earth.

Two trees are laid level on the earth, right and left, at such distance from each other as will suit the length of the trees which are to cross and connect them.

Haga acknowledged that, "as of now we don't have the technology" for offshore wind at such distances.

At such distances, a standing or walking deer -- let alone one that is running -- is a challenging target.

Yet, the shaking caused by so modest a tremor, at such distances from the epicentre, caught experts by surprise.

Reception beyond the horizon is possible, but the signal at such distances becomes rapidly weaker as it passes to the limit of the service area.

It had been suggested that this might be an indication that at such distances Newton's law of gravitational attraction broke down.