Sentence examples for corners far from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Butler retreats to corners far from the audience and also comes up close, approaching head-on or in wide spirals, her torso twisting beautifully at each turn.

Sometimes the coolest demos at a convention are tucked away in the back corners, far from the bright lights and big booths industry stalwarts.

These confessionals were delivered in hushed tones or in quiet corners far from the potential eavesdropping of other guests.

We must be able to trust our government, both in plain view in front of us, and in corners far from sight, to be serving always the public interest, not doing the secret bidding of special interests; of corporate interests, because that's where the big money is at stake.

As if someone would try to walk into a detention center and court, a municipal building on a bleak, windy corner, far from the beach, without shoes.

Unfortunately, the small model of the battleship is in a lonely corner, far from most of the maps and films and high-gloss presentations of southeastern Pennsylvania's fine points.

Christopher paces the rows, checking out other games and glancing around for his mother, who, allowed now back in the hall, remains hidden in a corner far from the board.

Even though Alan Jackson and Tim McGraw had the No. 1 and the No. 2 best-selling albums in the nation last week, New York City has no commercial country station, and if you're looking for country records in the Times Square Virgin Megastore you have to go two floors down, to an unpeopled corner far from the front door.

Their offices are in a converted strip mall, and my cubicle was in a secluded corner far from the front door.

Pour some milk into a glass and hide it in your room, preferably in a corner far from your bed so you won't have to smell it.

Sometimes there would be a scene on the main stage accompanied by someone signing above or in a far corner, far away from the action.