Sentence examples similar to far off light from inspiring English sources
They started by estimating the distance to the far-off light source galaxies by comparing their colors to those of galaxies at known distances.
Lights glinted on the water, dark shapes punctuated with hundreds of points of light, the towers of the city, the far-off lights of the South Bank Centre, far more real for him then than their counterparts in the air above.
In a sure sign that Christmas is not far off, the lights on the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree were switched on last Tuesday, 79 years after the first tree was put up at what was then a construction site.
A vaccine still remains far off, but the research lighted up one complex path that may someday be followed to that distant goal.
High over the trees that surround us, I can see the faint glow of urban lights far off in the hazy nighttime sky.
Yet, all I see is mainly black, and on occasion a little bit of tiny orange-black swirling, and very, very rarely some very tiny lights far off in the background.
As the train wound through the San Gabriel Mountains in the fading light, Hollywood was still far off, a winking gem.
Far off, towards the middle of Bodmin Moor, patches of sun light the flanks of Brown Willy.
Turn the regular lights off and the black lights on and you'll find yourself in a glowing cave, much like this far off one in New Zealand.
