Sentence examples for faraway continent from inspiring English sources

That's not a description of some faraway continent.

A CLOUD of deadly spores from a faraway continent looms over the rural South.

At Abistro, Bati and Kif, you can sample the west, east and north of that faraway continent.

Someone who saves all his rubles, moves his daughter to a faraway continent, apart from her mother for two long years, is not a whimsical man.

Mutombo, reaching for the stars on a faraway continent, said he was barely halfway home, almost three years into his mission to build a hospital in his native Kinshasa, the capital of Congo.

Three artists in the top 10 US and English charts the same week, all three artists under 20 years old and two of them from another faraway continent.

My mother can interact with wealthy families from faraway continents as capably as she does with the locals.

These involuntary participants bore the brunt of conquest in faraway continents – death by drowning in ships that never arrived, death at the hands of indigenous peoples who refused to submit, death in foreign battles for which they bore no responsibility, death by cholera and yellow fever, the two great plagues of empire.

The ideology here, though, is something more like whimsy, as Schalansky takes us on a tour of these faraway mini-continents and the people who have found them, drawn to "the attraction of a beautiful void".

A long time ago, I would sit on a porch in the pretty town of Stillwater and wonder at the gale that could lift a young man from the middle of a placid continent to death on a faraway shore.

Globalization in this sense is a matter of degree since any given social activity might influence events more or less faraway: even though a growing number of activities seems intermeshed with events in distant continents, certain human activities remain primarily local or regional in scope.