Sentence examples for distant year from inspiring English sources

The dead grow more distant, year by year.

One day, in some distant year, a new crossing may indeed open for business.

Now you know what that means: Such flooding was unlikely, but it could happen again before the distant year 2517.

Mason's favoured comparison is a much more distant year, when abortive revolts spread across Europe at speed, and two fired-up German radicals wrote The Communist Manifesto.

You see it in the grid of streets, the fabric of buildings — especially the oldest buildings that, for a moment, seem to loom out of some distant year and then recede into the light of the day you're rushing through.

Perhaps a descendent will contest the Taxi of Tomorrow wars in New York in some distant year, but the generation shown here will not be sold in the United States.

He did not run but walked, and walked slowly — had done so even in the distant years of his youth.

David Edgar's notion is that those distant years of revelation changed thinking Americans for the rest of their lives.

Then came new requirements to enhance safety after the Columbia accident, followed by President Bush's expansive plan to send astronauts to the Moon and Mars in distant years.

The political transformation needed to prepare the US for a warming world seemed impossibly distant, years or even decades distant, in the face of a problem scientists warn could be out of control by then.

Their package would increase the Senate bill's subsidies to help low- and middle-income people pay for insurance in the initial years, scaling them back in more distant years.