For years, he's fantasized about what he calls "The Afterlife," about using the money he made selling his handyman-home repair business some $700,000 and taking his family off to a faraway, third world country, where his savings will last them forever, and they can lead the good life.
No responsible public agency, especially in these tough economic times, would surrender fiscal control to some faraway, unaccountable third-party decision-maker.
The Crouches, however, are doing it to -- through HeartGift -- give little children in faraway countries a second chance at life.
Then, sitting in front of the fireplace, we could catch the first glint of moonlight on the water -- or, early in the morning, the first faraway white jet of a passing whale.
The San Francisco Giants traded for the cornerstones of two faraway teams, acquiring third baseman Evan Longoria from the Tampa Bay Rays and outfielder Andrew McCutchen from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Since I still first started publishing Action Asia magazine dedicated to adventure travel in 1992 these sort of faraway places have been second nature, and the idea is to do them now but without needing a rough sleeping bag and blister cream.
He had a faraway smile for a second.
I go down to have a look at him and he's got the most perfect six stitch-marks... .. Thommo pointed to the spot on his own forehead, and paused for a second, a faraway look in his eyes.
His friends had been trying to find rich Dawn Waters of faraway Australia, and the first thing Gibb had to explain was that Dawn did not exist.
The first book of Blyton's Five Find-Outers series, The Mystery of the Burnt Cottage, was published in 1943, as was the second book in the Faraway series, The Magic Faraway Tree, which in 2003 was voted 66th in the BBC's Big Read poll to find the UK's favourite book.
