He can be warm and distant in the same day".
The two countries, cold and distant in the past, have suddenly become bosom friends.
There is no part of Italy as distant in the popular imagination from the arid, mafia-ridden Mezzogiorno as Umbria.
At about 740 kiloparsecs the Andromeda Galaxy is one of the most distant in the Local Group.
His wife, Suzzy, had left him to live in Sheridan, sixty miles distant, in the spring of 1977, when the two boys, Monty and Rod, were still young.
If Ms. Minnelli's shows at the Palace are successful, the turbulent past will be a little more distant in the rearview mirror.
Their goal was some four blocks distant, in the heart of Tepito, a legendary neighborhood that in the centuries since the Spanish Conquest has remained stubbornly insubordinate.
But while a takeover seemed unthinkable during previous debates, the prospects for a RIM deal may be less distant in the current environment.
Her parents turned him down — they didn't like his family, and he lived far away, 100 kilometers, or 60 miles, distant in the city of Plovdiv.
It would also stop further diluting the powers of local government which, after all, is what made the police so distant in the first place.
But the final movement is the quintessence of the symphony, with yet more slow, subtly tortured music framed by two solos from a wordless soprano, marked "distant" in the score, and often performed offstage.
