Sentence examples for come a distant third from inspiring English sources

The reactions of his friends and economic partners in other parts of the world come a distant third.

Below 30%, the chances are that a new party, like the SDP, will come a distant third in seats.

The PanHellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok), the only other electable party that supports reform, would come a distant third with 11.8%.Mr Tsipras is reorganising his party and renewing his campaign, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, in Athens and other cities.

How is it that this Hampshire constituency, in which Labour usually come a distant third, a place was once claimed by Kirstie 'n' Phil to be within the 10 best places to live in the country, looks so, well, grim?

The Panhellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok), which also supports the bail-out, would come a distant third, with 11.8%.Mr Tsipras is reorganising his party and renewing his campaign neighbourhood by neighbourhood, concentrating on Athens and other cities where Syriza came first on May 6th.

For all that his work penetrates the mysteries of human communication – and it's my belief that Bad Timing is fit to be mentioned in the same breath as Bergman's Scenes from a Marriage – words come a distant third to the image and the edit.

Whatever he meant, the lyrics come a distant second place tonight, anyway.

Edinburgh West was, until this election, a three-way marginal where the SNP would come a distant fourth.

Car companies talk about road safety, but people come a distant second to profit when they spot a market opportunity.

When it comes to communicating pathos, her despairing expression would come a distant second to a wet lettuce.

The true pulse of Missoula beats in back-alley bars where décor and ambience come a distant second to a featherweight tab.