Sentence examples for far from miles from inspiring English sources

"Pushed too far from miles away, figure it out, Jules would say, take your time, ease up, and waste the day".

Back in New York — but far from museum mile — art continued to thrive in the trenches.

Far from museum mile, P.S.1 has managed to entice an eclectic mix of concert-goers and museum-viewers into their courtyard in Queens each Saturday for the past twelve years, holding phenomenal 7-hour dance parties throughout the summer.

It's not that far from Dublin in miles on the ground, but a million miles separate them when it comes to ways of life.

This is a world far from safe and miles away from equal.

Alert, in the territory of Nunavut, is as far from Toronto, 2,700 miles, as New York City is from the Amazon.

Far from home, 8,370 miles from Delhi to be precise, they're largely immune to the breaking-news culture that makes their lives so miserable when at home.

With a sleek design and a boutique feel, the James Chicago (55 East Ontario Street, 312-337-1000; www.jameshopenedcom) opened last spring just off busy Rush Street, not far from the Magnificent Mile.

While the urban sprawl around Honolulu consumes the bulk of the energy, most potential renewable sources are far from the city, 150 miles southeast or 100 miles to the northwest.

They strike far from cities, or many miles below the surface, or both.

The diner also bears the distinction of sitting in the state's southernmost neighborhood, as far from City Hall — some 20 miles as the crow flies — as one can get without leaving New York City.