Sentence examples for considerable distance now from inspiring English sources

From a considerable distance now, was The Beach the best thing that happened to Garland, the worst, or neither?

"Our protests used to consist of being at a distance from our enemies – during our first protest against Putin in 2010 we were a considerable distance from him, but now we're getting ever closer to the enemy".

Sande's Our Version of Events was the top-selling music title by some considerable distance, aside from two "Now That's What I Call Music" compilations.

IT is generally believed that this tube-dwelling Hydrozoa was originally a salt-water animal, and although now found a considerable distance from tidal water, it still dwells in rivers and canals more or less connected with tidal rivers.

Ms Freegard said greater mobility meant increasing numbers of young parents now live a considerable distance away from their extended families, which can leave some feeling lonely and unsupported.

Militants have now emerged in force in the Swat area, a scenic tourist region that is a considerable distance inland from the tribal areas on the border.

Depending on location, traffic, how busy other hospitals are and the patient's own choice, St . Vincents ambulances will now go to other nearby hospitals — some, like St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospitambulanceson will 59th Street, a conowderable distance from St. Vincent's.

Now imagine that you are deprived of food for an entire day during which you hike a considerable distance over steep terrain in a cold driving rain.

"The UK government is now considering introducing a minimum price for alcohol in England, and in any event most Scots live a considerable distance from the border.

Running for a considerable distance, in fact.

Both men have traveled a considerable distance.