Sentence examples for far-off distances from inspiring English sources

Such galaxies are common at far-off distances, but Kiso 5639 is a rare, (relatively) nearby example, according to NASA.

Moooooooo!" in the not-too-far-off distance.

And then, noting the tinny beat of Madonna's "Secret" in the not-so-far-off distance, he said, "Although not today, of course".

In my parent's bedroom was a large rectangular window with a view into the neighborhood, the forests and the mountains in the far off distance.

The key to stability is simple: The far-off star must keep its distance.

ESA's contribution, according to the SSAC, should consist of a near-infrared multiobject spectrometer, an instrument that will measure the distance to far-off galaxies.

Both groups--one led by Saul Perlmutter of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California, Berkeley, and the other by Brian Schmidt of Mount Stromlo and Siding Spring Observatory in Australia--probe the cosmos's future by plotting the distance of far-off objects against the speed at which cosmic expansion is sweeping them away from Earth.

Cam Shae of IGN did express some disappointment that the PlayStation 3 version did not attempt to address the "pop up" of far-off objects due to draw distance, a limitation of the PlayStation 2 version.

They started by estimating the distance to the far-off light source galaxies by comparing their colors to those of galaxies at known distances.

"And after a time you may recognize that the proper measure of success is not how much you've closed the distance to some far-off goal but the quality of what you've done today".

But sometimes it is all too easy to get caught up in that and to measure our success by how much you've closed the distance to some far-off goal.