Sentence examples for distant journey from inspiring English sources

Of course, the day came and went in a perfectly ordinary way, and so did the next one, until, several weeks later, I read a report about the asteroid's distant journey past Earth.

For Northstar, which served as the ESPN broadcasting platform in New Zealand during the last America's Cup, it was the first step in yet another distant journey -- to Cowes, England, for the America's Cup Jubilee, the regatta to celebrate the Cup's 150th anniversary that runs Aug. 18-25.

Di Morrissey is the author of A Distant Journey Paul Keating: The Big-Picture Leader by Troy Bramston Although I haven't finished reading it yet (it is 700 pages and only just released) Bramston's book is a comprehensive portrait of a compelling and complex personality.

Dilfer will eventually get a job as a backup, but that is a distant journey from Super Bowl XXXV, from being the quarterback who replaced Tony Banks during Baltimore's midseason, returned to Tampa and won it all and a trip to Disney World, too.

She is relieved that she will no longer have to make the distant journey several times a day to a friend's house to fetch water for cooking, bathing and drinking.

WILTON Wilton Library "Distant Journeys: 25 Years of Adventure," photographs by Daryl Hawk.

His pursuits of thieves, con men and organized gangs take him on distant train journeys through a network of vast terminals and labyrinthine tracks, but to such a railway enthusiast, just climbing into the engine of one of those steam-snorting beasts is adventure enough.

But, speaking candidly, Tim told me that among the astronaut corps, there was a firm belief that one among their number would, in the not-too-distant future, journey to another world.

THE destination remains hazily distant, but the journey is going more smoothly than most dared hope.

She became a distinguished scholar on the subject....It strikes me now that this was her most distant and adventurous journey, as well as her happiest..

She became a distinguished scholar on the subject....It strikes me now that this was her most distant and adventurous journey, as well as her happiest.... View Article Roger Angell, a senior editor and a staff writer, has contributed to The New Yorker since 1944, and became a fiction editor in 1956.