Sentence examples for does distant from inspiring English sources

Nirvana; no longer does distant family have to wait for the mail to arrive to see photos of the new infant grandchild, or Ralph in his first baseball uniform, or Mary's first horseback ride, etc. Memories are now captured, annotated and posted within seconds of occurring.

Other governments from the Americas and Europe sent representatives, as did distant countries such as Ottoman Turkey, China, Japan and Persia.

Other close homologues (Bax and Bak) instead promote apoptosis, as do distant relatives known as BH3 (Bcl-2 homology region 3 -only proteins because they share only an ∼26 amino-acid motif with the wider Bcl-2 family.

When you do return, act distant and have your eyebrows shaved off.

Novacek does visit distant and exciting landscapes, and conditions are often primitive.

"A Vindication of Love" takes itself more seriously than does its distant cousin, Laura Kipnis's clever but coy manifesto "Against Love".

The IHS has much higher temperatures and densities, larger magnetic fields, and lower flow speeds than does the distant supersonic solar wind (SW).

But how does the distant twin know instantly what spin value to assume?

At no point does he distant himself or his party from white supremacy.

2002 feels, like the recent past always does, unknowably distant, somehow both living and existent, and moribund, dead, nothing but a collection of long-buried half-memories.

As did a distant ancestor of David Cameron.