Sentence examples for faraway date from inspiring English sources

So perhaps it is plausible that on some faraway date, a traveler will walk out of a Mets game in Flushing, Queens, board the No. 7 train, ride beneath two rivers, and get off in Secaucus, N.J.

Making a change to this could mean more income each pay period, which will help your current financial situation far more than a large sum on a faraway date.

Fumagalli and his colleagues used the Keck telescope to look at the faraway universe, dating back to a mere 2 billion years after the big bang.

It dates from a faraway time when footballers were white, spoke the Queen's English and smoked pipes.

We had climbed on top of the berm, with a rising dawn breeze blowing, and because of the flatness of the surrounding landscape we could see for a great distance, to the faraway village of Nizam Shah, hidden under the crown of a date plantation, smoke from morning cook-fires laced over it.

"Our future will not be written in a hostile, faraway, frigid capital," he told a crowd of thousands, who had come to mark the date despite the heavy summer rain.

They know it's my car in the grocery store parking lot, the new restaurant in town and even at a kind of random and faraway mall where one person asked me what I was doing there when she saw me at a later date.

Blending history, mythology, art and popular culture, Sobel, the author of "Longitude" and "Galileo's Daughter," offers enchanting, scientifically up-to-date portraits of the celestial bodies in our solar system, starting with the sun and ending with faraway Pluto, which may not be a planet after all.

Countless faraway stares.

These were faraway questions.

Reconnect with faraway loved ones.