Sentence examples for distant today from inspiring English sources

Amid the looming cuts, those years seem very distant today.

At the time, that limit seemed impossibly distant; today, Gatwick is on the Airports Commission shortlist for the capital's next new runway.

One called A Prophecy for 1973 imagines a future utopia without poverty and hunger, which seems as distant today as in 1873 when it was probably composed.

The grim drumbeat of war seemed oddly distant today from this sprawling Army post straddling the border of Kentucky and Tennessee.

Pinterest rival Fancy was rumored to be in acquisition talks with Apple, but that outcome is sounding more distant today because the startup has raised a big, new round of funding instead.

A truly autonomous, self-motivated electronic intelligence remains as distant today as it was in 2000, probably beyond the 2052 timeframe of Deus Ex.

Omnipresent 2.5G (or second and a half generation) networks mean a new platform for wireless technologies able to get up and running today not some distant tomorrow.

IT seems so distant, 1999.

That bright moment seemed impossibly distant yesterday.

But these are still visions of a distant tomorrow.

We speak of distant summer plans in Quogue.