Sentence examples for far away behind from inspiring English sources
Your eyes must always have the screen in focus, but they move around and converge on different points, sometimes close to you (when something comes "out" of the screen) and sometimes far away, "behind" the screen.
Not too far away, behind a wall, is a poor community of people who were forcibly evicted to clear the land for the lighthouse.
How certain is he of a place on the Lions tour next year, who is his closest rival for the wing berth and how far away behind North is that player in terms of quality.
It was Sykes who announced the British cabinet's decision to endorse a "Jewish national home" with the immortal words – to its future first president – "Dr Weizmann, it's a boy!" Not far away, ducking behind Turkish lines to blow up railway tracks and stiffen Arab morale, TE Lawrence did not hide his dismay at the moral and political "hole" Sykes was digging for him.
It's as far away from standing behind a stove in New York kitchens as one can get.
Muhammad Ali's words are a fitting tribute: "The fight is won or lost far away from witnesses - behind the lines, in the gym, and out there on the road, long before [you] dance under those lights". Duma, you were a champion of a man.
One is Muhammad Ali's famous quote: "The fight is won or lost far away from witnesses, behind the lines, in the gym and out there on the road, long before I dance under those lights". Khaldoon was also taken aback by the holes he found in the organisation.
"Get as far away as possible, behind as much hard cover as possible and go to the nearest authority figures for help," says Reed.
The after-market product starts with a license plate frame that contains two high-definition cameras to provide stereo vision -- that allows it to detect depth and determine how far away something is behind the car.
Don't just imagine what is right in front of you but also what is far away, what is behind you.
If the Führer were shown at all, it was for seconds, from behind or far away.
