Sentence examples for faraway smile from inspiring English sources

He had a faraway smile for a second.

Asked to describe the quintessential setting for a good smoke, Mr. Maroef smiled a faraway smile.

The boy was standing against a wall, staring vacantly at the dancers, his face fixed in a gentle, faraway smile.

"Didn't you tell me that woman beat you with a broom?" Obie looked down at his plate and smiled a faraway smile.

"And I said, 'My kid's not here, so I think you guys have to be my kids today.'" She breaks into a faraway smile.

"I'll sit in the shade with the typewriter," Mr. Cleese says, pumping a portentously flat tire, "and you can sit out on the balcony in the sun sunning yourself and shout a few lines in, right?" Chapman, often illustrated with his ubiquitous clenched pipe and faraway smile, had a seemingly prosaic youth.

I know – you're expecting the film script trajectory: the images lead me to end the estrangement, the family is reconciled, and in a faraway office Mark Zuckerberg smiles and rings a bell as another angel gets its wings.

"In some peaceful faraway place, a Tequesta Indian chieftain must be smiling," wrote Carl Hiaasen in the Miami Herald.

Countless faraway stares.

These were faraway questions.

Reconnect with faraway loved ones.