Sentence examples for distance to put from inspiring English sources

It's so easy sometimes without enough historical distance to put to rest artists who maybe we shouldn't inter so soon.

— BEN ROTHENBERG Brenda Villa has further extended the U.S. lead, scoring from long distance to put the U.S. up 7-2 with a sixth unanswered goal.

The question of just how much distance to put between a show and its movie roots is a difficult one for Broadway.

With nine seconds remaining Miles hit a shot from long distance to put the Hawks in front 78-76.

His agent was contacted by Warner Brothers Pictures representatives who wanted a song for the scene, and Llorens and producer Mighty Wyte, with whom he's worked before, collaborated long-distance to put the song together in just two days.

I suggest providing the above calculation of the maximum shortest-path length to put whatever distance is found upon revision in perspective.

There was the bill for the designer who sketched out -- long distance -- where to put her furniture in her new home (a plan that didn't work).

Even though it might cost more than a dollar, Espey took it on himself to get the long-distance operator to put in a call to Flaherty's parents in Spokane, Washington.

As it turned out, the distance to M31 put it well outside the confines of even Shapley's huge model of the Galaxy, and M31 therefore must be an independent system of stars (and gas clouds).

This more favorable post at a longer distance is likely to put him in a more advantageous position, and he's a rested horse, having skipped the Preakness.

When you are smuggling anything over distance, "you have to put the maximum bang in the smallest possible package," as Gray wrote.