Sentence examples for beyond that distant from inspiring English sources
A sci-fi film set in the distant future made in the recent past will now in the near future be the subject of a prequel set in what was once the distant future of the recent past, then a sequel set beyond that distant future.
Beyond that, distant from the injection site, 1 d and 3 d after infection labeled bacteria were observed as hypointensities in the popliteal lymph node of the infected leg.
I have faith that just beyond the distant horizon live a people who gratefully accept the obligation of their freedom to make of their power and wealth a civilization for the ages -- a civilization in which all people share in the promise of freedom.
Today the view across the fields that sweep downhill from Birkenshaw middle school and on beyond the distant M62 motorway, is clear, unimpeded by the 12 metres "pledge wall" local parents built last month in support of their campaign for a secondary school.
The Cave, the narrative that occurs in the Republic (514a 517a), is a fantastical story, but it does not deal explicitly with the beyond (the distant past, life after death etc)., and is thus different from the traditional myths Plato uses and the myths he invents.
When mission was first conceived in the early 1990s, no one knew what lay beyond the distant dwarf planet.
Darlene Love as Persephone in "Pirates of the Caribbean: Beyond the Distant Horizon".
The discovery, published in the journal Science, fills in a portrait of Pluto as a dynamic, changing body — one that could shed light on the mysterious objects that lie well beyond its distant orbit.
Beyond these distant and current disputes, some Turks argue that landlocked, economically struggling Armenia has little to offer the ambitious Turkish economy.
But no clear details on training errors beyond some distant opinions and Wenger's own insistence that his medical team are as advanced as any and that players are continually assessed and monitored, including using a GPS system that tracks all their movements in training.
Celebrating an April 4 that now seems distant beyond reckoning, a diamond-shaped stainless-steel pylon in Hangar 17 at Kennedy International Airport offers a poignant legend to the wreckage around it.
