Sentence examples for at the distant end from inspiring English sources

At the distant end of a long, skinny plot of raggedy green stalks, Mr. Bradley was a Coppertone blur in a stained T-shirt and baseball cap.

You can also enquire at check-in, though some frequent travellers say this works more effectively at the distant end of the route, rather than outbound from London.

IN the year 29477, at the distant end of a strife-torn galaxy, one of the most famous residents of the planet Rubi-Ka is a genetically engineered mutant called Thedeacon.

Watching the horses break out of the trees at the distant end of the track and then, in a surreal telescoping of time and distance, seeing them suddenly thundering down the home straight is exhilarating.

True, Kipling was by far the greater writer, recognised as a genius even by those (such as Henry James and Max Beerbohm) who were at the distant end of the aesthetic spectrum; but would this make him an easier, or more fulfilling, subject than a fine professional story-teller who happened to have created a literary archetype?

He had some other business at the distant end of the courthouse.

I looked past her to the distant end zone.

Pick up the thread of history at its most distant end and you have cancer the crab — so named either because of the ramifying venous processes spreading out from a tumor or because its pain is like the pinch of a crab's claw.

But, so that we can get this out of our system, here's a look at the distant 2016 presidential race, the never-ending campaigning and invariably incorrect prognosticating.

At the end, everything ended up perfect".

I pointed at the distant ladies.