Sentence examples for distance as an from inspiring English sources

Joseph sleeps in the near distance, as an ox and an ass drink from a stream beside him.

After admiring Alfonzo from a distance as an American Leaguer, Zeile has marveled at him this year.

Sophie Walker's book, 'Grace Under Pressure: going the distance as an Asperger's Mum', is published by Piatkus.

So Ms. Harvey interprets Church's big, lurid painting "Cotopaxi" (1862), in which a South American volcano erupts in the distance, as an expression of abolitionist sentiment.

The invention of the telephone back in the 1800s gradually changed storytelling, making it much harder for writers to use distance as an excuse for characters' not having a conversation that needed having.

The resulting silhouette, so much in contrast with placid Classical design, quite transformed the idea of what a city or church group should look like, either from within or from a distance as an ensemble.

They described the distance as, "a long way, a bloody long way".

Some couples see distance as a virtue.

Some partners see geographic distance as a boon.

They kept their distance, as a natural protective instinct.

Gore aides, however, see the distance as a must.