Sentence examples for distance past from inspiring English sources

In the distance, past the Fairway parking lot, you see gray water.

Every so often a fork of lightning stabbed downwards in the distance, past the cars crawling by on Interstate 35.

Two minutes later it was Ibrahimovic's turn, collecting a throw-in on the left before cutting inside and thumping a shot from distance past Vukasin Poleksic.

But by the early afternoon, high on the mountain ridges, I found myself peering out into the distance, past Telluride's landing strip, and into the backcountry.

The USA's Meghan Duggan scored the first goal of the game in the second period, with a shot from distance past the Canadian goaltender Shannon Szabados.

Because light can penetrate only a tiny distance past the hole, it creates a spotlight on just the polymerase and the base being added.

In the following, the authors of the present paper are making another small offering at the same spot many previous contributors have visited in both recent and more distance pasts.

While magnifying the distance between past and present benefits the self-image, it may also be a way to impress others.

Ms. Turner is not about to become a grande dame anytime soon, reflecting from a distance on past triumphs and heartbreak.

The populist appeal of originalism overlaps with that of heritage tourism: both collapse the distance between past and present and locate virtue in an imaginary eighteenth century where "the people" and "the élite" are perfectly aligned in unity of purpose.

Ben Jaffe, who inherited the reins from his father and fellow tuba player, Allan Jaffe, is the chief producer of the boxed set, which attempts to flatten the distance between past and present with nonchronological sequencing.