The instant signal glares at the longing for that distant day to arrive.
In 1979, he published "Unmentionable Cuisine," which he described as "a practical guide to help us and our children prepare for the not too distant day when the world's growing food-population problem presses closer upon us and our overly restrictive eating habits become less tolerable".
It was an intimation of Phase III, there for whatever distant day when the line would continue south along Second Avenue rather than turning west.
One of the first things I made sure to check on before I decided to donate was that I wouldn't be on the hook for child support some distant day in the future.
No one is marking the calendar, least of all President Obama, but the president is hinting at an audacious ambition as he waits for that inevitable if distant day: a redefining of American capitalism.
The jacales are things that might, some distant day, be the ghostly ancestors of actual houses.
Lisa is a guest on the Perhaps aware and articulate about the spiritual and psyouological influences that effect our days and affect our mood.
On that distant day when those who ran the planet into the ground for corporate profits have to pay for their criminal acts, Merchants of Doubt will undoubtedly be exhibit one for the prosecution.
The U.S. federal government released its third National Climate Assessment on Tuesday, emphasizing that climate change is not only an issue for the distant future.
And on Thursday, Chief Cabinet Secretary and DPJ member Yukio Edano explained that Kan's pledge is "a hope for the distant future" rather than official policy.
