From the far reaches of the grandstand, they called out to Cheryl Haworth, screeching her nickname, "Fun".
KUFA, Iraq — From the far reaches of Iraq, they trekked to Friday Prayer in cars, taxis and rickety vans festooned with portraits of a populist cleric whose self-imposed exile ended this week.
Patrons from the far reaches of the bar jump into conversations.
His enthusiasm for MIT is infectious, from the far reaches of the campus to the global hinterlands.
Today we will be building a Cloud Chamber, which will help us to study these exotic particles from the far reaches of outer space.
For fifty years, Ricky Jay has studied, archived, and reënacted the work of card hustlers, cannonball catchers, and performers from the far reaches of entertainment history.
"They're devoted, no question about it," Mr. Peterson said of the members, who range from their 30s through retirement age, and commute from the far reaches of Westchester.
They are kindred outsiders who share a fascination with fantasy worlds, whether from comic books or from the far reaches of their own imaginations.
The stones themselves come from all over — some have been carried across rough seas from remote Scottish isles, others mailed from the far reaches of England.
"My spouse, Bob, and I have travelled the world, from the far reaches of Asia to the stunning coastlines of southern Europe," Brewster says in the clip.
A few years ago Ms. Gall learned about the migration of monarch butterflies and became fascinated about their travels from the far reaches of Canada to Mexico.
