Sentence examples for better far away from inspiring English sources

The title means more than "far away," better "far away and getting closer".

Why did it have to explode so far away?" "Better far away than close by," Shira says as she wipes sand and ants off her pants.

Now the bees are dying out, threatened by encroaching pollution, and Yusup must seek better terrain far away.

Despite comfy new digs, however, Troop B's horses may be better off far away, said Edita Birnkrant, the New York director of Friends of Animals, an advocacy organization.

We created chances against a deep defending opponent [Rubin] and we had many situations where we were close – and close is better than far away.

9. Country Living (1975 Jo Jo Hookim production) - The Mighty Diamonds Joyous, uplifting hymn to a better life far away from west London, seven-inch single.

Or it might confirm that he is better off far away from the Mountain that Rides.

Everyone, I think, wants a better future, even when troubled times arise and a better future seems far away.

But you better be really far away.

If an opera singer can perform musical theatre, go for it; but if a musical-theatre actor can't sing and can't act, I think they'd be better off staying far away from those who can.

They found that when it comes to growing life, it's better to be far away from your neighbors and the cosmological constant helps thin out the neighborhood.