For many farm workers, simply getting to a clinic is an obstacle -- the clinics are often far away, the workers generally do not own cars, and buses rarely run between farm communities.
As Mr. Lemoine was settling into his office, not far away, archive workers picketed.
"In the mines death is never far away," says a worker.
Not far away, at the École des Beaux-Arts, workers hung lights above a central runway in the main hall — a soaring space with a curved glass ceiling and, on the upper walls, reproductions of murals by Michelangelo.
On the other hand, coal mine managers need to further maintain the strict management and optimization on physical environment and make workers far away from the physical agents' threats.
Being Colombian in New York is not easy: family is far away, and American co-workers joke about drug trafficking, guerrillas and kidnappings.
In another all-white working-class neighborhood not far away, a collection of retired workers, all Trump voters, gather in the mornings at McDonald's.
The jury heard testimony that miners were told to wear dust pumps inside their coveralls, in order to skew the results, or to hang monitors in the fresh-air tunnel, far away from the dust that workers inhaled.
In Manhattan, as far away as 59th Street, transit workers were trying to divert passengers from Brooklyn-bound trainsoso that stations to the south would not fill up with passengers who could go no further.
There is that tension though, all of my friends and co-workers are far away, so there is often that longing to travel and be somewhere else.
