Sentence examples for far-off time from inspiring English sources
The original portraits are a glimpse of another Britain, a far-off time when many people were still in thrall to the novelty of having their photograph taken.
In another far-off time - 2004, say - it might have been reliably counted on to damn at least some of these theatrical shenanigans with a little faint praise.
And it cites numerous ways, from health problems to wildfires to extreme weather events, that climate change threatens human welfare – not in some distant land in some far-off time, but here in the United States, and soon.
But no help came from that far-off time, and Bartholomew — not knowing what he should otherwise do — continued to visit the lonely and the sick, to repeat the Te Deum, the Creed, the Litany.
During the World Series of 2010, I wandered the halls in the ballpark in China Basin and loved seeing old photographs of wondrous doings in a far-off time and land — Mel Ott, Sal Maglie.
Fifty years ago, in that far-off time before the world wide web spun itself around our lives, it was easier to write a history of the world from a European perspective without too much embarrassment.
There really were giants in Ireland in far-off times.
This isn't a problem for far-off times or far-away places.
There couldn't be a more dazzling way for Westerners to encounter these far-off times and places, and this brilliant, restless traveler.
"In the High and Far-Off Times the Elephant, O Best Beloved, had no trunk.
