Sentence examples for distant edge from inspiring English sources

At the distant edge of my father's back yard is a path shrouded by tall, thick trees.

I stood at the distant edge of the dampened faithful, my customary place in church and in life: present, but ready to flee at a moment's notice.

Travel from the center of a chamber to a distant edge and listen as braying strings yield to angular piano chords.

Since joining the EU in 1995, and despite coming from its most distant edge, they have displayed an almost uncanny mastery of its workings.

It was a temporary conversion of a distant edge of the Chelsea soccer club's vast training ground, and a couple of soccer players watched the American football players practice.

Shahjahan Ansari, the wife of the oldest accused man, Salim Ansari, looked terrified when a stranger appeared at her door, at a hulking, trash-strewn public housing complex beside a petroleum refinery on a distant edge of the city.

Last year's enlargement fixed the Union's eastern borders at the distant edges of the Baltic states, and of Poland, Slovakia and Hungary.

As a result, the development of the city centre is forcing the very poor living there, who are almost all black, to the distant edges of Johannesburg where rents are cheaper.

On the distant edges of the storm that has whipped around Elian Gonzalez, another, similar child custody case here has been quietly and quickly decided, at least compared with the Elian situation.

For almost seven years, doing this column twice weekly has been both a blissful and a hectic mad dash from the Jersey Shore to the Litchfield Hills, from Trenton to Hartford, from Bound Brook, N.J., to Point Lookout, N.Y., trying to reflect the places and people at the near and distant edges of the city's orbit, who increasingly fall off the screen in the winner-take-all news lottery.

Each of the four distant edges of the environment consisted of a distinct scene in order to clearly differentiate the four cardinal directions.