Sentence examples for distance bringing from inspiring English sources
Owing to the rocky bottom, the anchor dragged for a considerable distance, bringing the Bonham nearer and nearer to the reefs.
From a single hologram, we are able to obtain transmission images at different depths of a zebrafish embryo by varying the reconstruction distance, bringing into focus of structures and tissues at different layers of zebrafish embryos, including eye, somites, notochord, vasculature and blood cells.
The New Yorker, August 18 , 1956P. 28 Distance brings proportion.
As the early astronauts observed, altitude and distance bring a certain cohesion into view.
By John Updike The New Yorker, August 18 , 1956P. 28 Distance brings proportion.
Let the Wind Speak was written in 1979, after his exile to Madrid, but distance brings no detachment from his creative stamping ground.
For the perspective that distance brings, "Noël Coward: A Biography" (University of Chicago Press), by Philip Hoare, deftly interweaves the themes of Coward's work with the spirit of his times.
That long-ago photo, of a young man with hair, looking confidently into the distance, brings back some of the excitement of the imminent publication date and, for all anyone knew, outraged public condemnation.
It was an emotional, powerful, simple, perfect example of how technology can change a moment, solve a problem, and despite the gulf of time and distance, bring you face to face with the people you love.
His low shot from distance brought another fine save.
If you are flying long distance, bring enough food to be covered for the hours of your flight.
