Sentence examples for far-off date from inspiring English sources

The lucky few who get jobs are often being told to find something else to do for now, and report for duty on some far-off date.

'Blade Runner — The Final Cut' at AFI Silver: All good dystopian fiction takes place in some far-off date and time to try to illuminate problems as a warning of the present and future.

It requires internationally co-ordinated actions with real costs, a significant portion of which fall on well-organised lobbies, in return for benefits of unknown size at a far-off date that are not distributed among countries in a way remotely proportionate to the costs the various countries incur.

At the time, it seemed as if a decade amounted to some magical, far-off date when we'd reunite after many years with no contact.

"We've had enough promises of reform, scorecards and far-off dates," Ric Munoz, an alderman, said of Mr. Emanuel's transition plan, which Mr. Munoz said sounded more like a set of campaign pledges.

You don't get paid again until some far off date at the end of January – and you're broke.

If Edgar Cayce (1877-1945), commonly referred to as the "Modern Day Prophet," is correct, Armageddon is upon us now suggesting that the final chapter of the Christian Bible entitled Revelation is not about some far off date in the future.

Some of these negative perceptions were further compounded because many New Yorkers affected by summonses are lower-income and experiencing some form of time and/or resource scarcity, making juggling workday court appointments and far off dates even more difficult.

Keep something with a far-off expiry date, such as granola bars or dried fruit, for emergencies like this.

My birthday fell, and still falls, for that matter, though with an increasingly heavy thud, on 8 December, and in those far-off days that date was a public holiday in Catholic Ireland, being the Feast of the Immaculate Conception – yes, I know, I know – and the day when country folk flocked to the capital to do their Christmas shopping.

Cottage cheese is best eaten as fresh as possible, so try and find a pot with a far-off sell-by date.