Sentence examples similar to from far elsewhere from inspiring English sources
Greetings from far Islamabad.
It's the history of crossover itself, the phenomenon that has traditionally been treacherous and cruel with so many talented entertainers from the Far East, or elsewhere at the margins of the commonwealth, falling off the tightrope on the way to global stardom.
Manguel's short fable in the "Elsewhere, Far from Here" series of new writings that have been commissioned by the festival shows the freedom and delight that reading can give.
Last week, the dog people converged on New York from points far removed: California and Europe and Colorado and elsewhere.
Elsewhere, Far From Here by Alberto Manguel www.edbookfest.co.uk John Gray: How Human Ideas Changed the World, Thursday 18 August Tom McCarthy on Robert Coover I remember a long, sultry afternoon in Prague almost 20 years ago when four or five of us were sitting around hungover and I suggested we read each other a Robert Coover story called "A Pedestrian Accident".
Click here to view video Contemporary art from elsewhere gave me far more – the Kabakovs with their tremendous lament for a mother Russia that might have been, using the illusion of cinema as the purest of metaphors; the lissome visions of the Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair in painting and sculpture at Tate Modern – Islam meeting modernism.
Fittingly, they've been multiplying, as adventurous promoters from Canada and elsewhere flock to far-flung locales for events like BPM, Electric Festival, and SXM Festival.
Again: this sense that the woman in labour is elsewhere, far from "external life".
Less dangerous decontamination projects and the prospect of the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2020 are draining workers elsewhere, far from the damaged nuclear plant.
But the Economist has the cachet of being from elsewhere and is a far more global in its concerns and attitudes.
