Sentence examples for faraway from inspiring English sources

We feel it is really important that big companies are held to account for the way in which they undertake their activities abroad – especially when those activities take place in remote corners of faraway places, out of the public gaze".

The fear of the people who handle corpses is not limited to rural villages in faraway lands Though we despise the undertaker, we know why we need them.

Thanks to my son's determination to never sleep by himself, the last fortnight has been an endless heavy-limbed fever dream of faraway stares and spontaneous unconsciousness.

Party members have complained about the printing of surplus ballot papers, irregularities in the voters' roll, traditional leaders "frogmarching" villagers to the polls, people feigning illiteracy to be "assisted", voters being bussed to faraway constituencies, and the malign influence of the military.

We ate breakfast on the vast roof terrace (with a pool) that looked out to the faraway, snow-capped peaks of the Atlas mountains.

Lord Beecham, a Labour peer who is also a councillor in Newcastle, said: "Neville Chamberlain spoke of pre-war Czechoslovakia as 'a faraway country of which we know nothing'.

"Going to some faraway country to die for jihad is stupid," he says.

An only son, raised among animals in a faraway farm, walked into a home where Estela's 13 other grandchildren, his cousins, aunts and uncles were eagerly awaiting him.

But what gets all the attention – a TV fantasy drama, set in faraway magic lands, featuring a vile assault that was nonetheless conducted mainly off-screen, and was entirely in character for the perpetrator?

But the fear of the people who handle corpses is not limited to rural villages in faraway lands.

Freezing fog set in during the afternoons, but the mornings were unfailingly crystal clear and sunny, allowing occasional views towards the faraway snowy profile made up of Venezuela's three highest peaks, named in descending order after Bolívar, Humboldt, and the latter's faithful French companion, Bonpland.