Sentence examples for bring distant from inspiring English sources

Longer lenses bring distant objects closer for photographs, say, of wildlife.

Cloudless skies and remarkably clear air bring distant Andean peaks sharply into focus, providing beautiful vistas across the Altiplano.

Businesses commonly buy telepresence robots to inexpensively bring distant employees back "into the fold" at the office, says Fred Nikgohar, the company's boss.

Hence, DNA binding by RXR tetramers may bring distant genomic regions into close physical proximity.

They bring distant images in close and make close pictures extra sharp.

Facebook didn't start out saying that it was going to bring distant families closer together," she says.

Second, the assumption that selection-sensitive regions of a protein are contiguous is incorrect because proteins are three-dimensional amino acid chains where secondary, tertiary, and quaternary folds bring distant-in-sequence residues to three-dimensional proximity.

Ideal for family days out, with Smart Auto and Easy modes, the 10.0 MP PowerShot SX120 IS brings distant subjects into view with a 10x image-stablilised lens.

The story also, in ever-evolving detail, traces exactly how the bonds of love can become a cul-de-sac as much as a sanctuary and still be love -- the final stop on an itinerary of stories that are restless and inquiring, bringing distant locales and elusive moods into bracing focus.

Lively traces the effect of these wartime refugees (popularly known as "the skinnies") on English country life, showing how the government's policy of billeting children and sometimes entire families in rural areas eroded the "profoundly deceptive truth" of pastoral changelessness by bringing distant things close, including urban poverty.

"By bringing distant voices close, radio connects people and places," writes Föllmer.