Sentence examples for distance from here from inspiring English sources

THE DISTANCE FROM HERE -- In characteristic fashion, Neil LaBute's newest play looks at the suburbs -- scornful kids, rotten parents, shopping malls -- with bitter humor.

Consider Mr. LaBute's recent play "The Distance From Here".

MARJA, AFGHANISTAN -- The distance from here to success is only 15 miles.

("The Straits" makes a perfect companion piece to Mr. LaBute's recently staged "Distance From Here").

"The Distance from Here" is a thrilling demonstration of that contention.

A confirmed arrival from London is "The Distance From Here," the newest play by Neil LaBute ("The Shape of Things").

No, but maybe yes Yes, I really do From Bill to Howard ReprintsThe second argument is that the distance from there to here really isn't all that great.

Its output tends to be explicitly city related, and while The Silence Room cannot entirely be subtitled "The Book of Newcastle", O'Brien does muscular justice to this historic city, a gateway to other worlds: "the bridges and the river that ran darkly beneath them, of the river's mouth and the vast satisfactory distances beyond, from here to either pole and on to Singapore and Valparaíso".

What I am trying to sort out, Mom, is this: Do I fly solo, or in this case, swim solo (as a long-distance swimmer!) from here on out and accept that I can have a love interest, or go full tilt into the land of hand-holding and into the sunset with someone for the rest of my life?

Arsenal's destiny in Group A has a distance to run from here, but even in the glow of a second half rally on a horribly still, clingy night in Paris this still felt like a very Arsenal kind of night.

MK Going the Distance From 29 September Here is a romantic comedy with an interesting, real-world premise: boy meets girl, boy and girl fall in love, but boy and girl have professional lives in different cities and have to endure a long-distance relationship on the phone, seeing each other only every month or so.