Sentence examples for faraway corners from inspiring English sources

MILWAUKEE — President Obama can issue sweeping executive orders and deploy troops to faraway corners of the world.

There's a remote control, too, so you could walk to one of the faraway corners of the big room and still control the music.

A couple of decades ago, most of these were fiction; the nonfiction was often about faraway corners of the world and the explorers and scientists who charted them.

For years, an animal shelter located in one of the most faraway corners of Canada has been providing a safe haven for the region's homeless dogs.

But at the same time, the world becomes a more intimate place, as I discover that my experiences of living have been replicated many times, in all those faraway corners and spaces and rooms around the world and back again.

An administrator works silently in some faraway corner of the flat.

Mr Rogozin's office, in a faraway corner of the NATO compound, is decorated with a Soviet-era poster of Stalin leading the tanks of the victorious Red Army.

Navigators kept a watchful eye out for potential hazards, which can be hard to spot in this faraway corner of the solar system.

But in a faraway corner of Colombia, the Farc say they are ready to take responsibility for what they call their "mistakes".

Still, some of them seem bewildered by the work of a young Jewish boy against the killing of Muslims in a faraway corner of the world.

It's hard to feel that a cafeteria is insulting my liberty if it puts the healthy fruit in a prominent place and the unhealthy junk food in some faraway corner.