It is a group clearly dominant in small towns and rust belts, gazing out at far-off cities, globalised, digitised, college-educated and "correctly" liberal.
The water is sold in China's far-off cities.
For example, the transformation of urban centres is another result of this process; people and activities have moved away from the city towards towns or rural areas, but other people and other activities, arriving perhaps from other very far-off cities or from country areas all over the world, have replaced them.
The stars are arranged in a flat disc, so that the more distant stars look as of they are grouped into a band, like the lights of a far-off city.
As a village boy of 14, Kankan is spellbound listening to the stories told by a stranger, a nomad named Tariq who describes the mysteries of the desert, the distant nations and temples lying beyond it and the far-off city of Mecca, "where all roads converge".
Bond reads scraps of newspaper and fixates on a reference to Vladivostok, making him wonder if the far-off city is the key to his missing memory; he tells Kissy he must travel to Russia to find out.
Observe, how thou art asleep in a dwelling, and its doors are barred; on a sudden thou findest thyself in a far-off city, which thou enterest without moving thy feet or wearying thy body..
In other words, they still sound like the noise ringing in your head after you wake up from a horrible dream about meat and blood and a far-off city on fire. .
With nine children to support, Khaushaliya's father, Jakhar Manji, spends much of his time working in construction in the far-off city of Delhi.
The airline remained an almost entirely domestic carrier, getting freight and people to far off remote cities, many of which had been built by Stalin-era Gulag prisoners.
