Sentence examples for from the faraway from inspiring English sources
By Calvin Tomkins From the Faraway Nearby.
There are many Web sites getting in on the exploding interest in visual images from the faraway mountains.
A worker who stood hugging a vertical pipe near the wellhead gave a thumbs-up, to indicate that he had felt a rumble from the faraway explosion.
In 1499, troubled by reports they had received from the faraway colonies, the Spanish monarchs empowered a judicial investigator to bring Columbus to account.
After the artist Georgia O'Keeffe left New York for the mesa of New Mexico, she began signing letters to friends "from the faraway nearby".
I saw what I thought was an answer to ours, but it was the moon, rising like a flaming tusk from behind the faraway mountains of Buryatiya.
This time, however, she got the nod from two of the judges, which seemed mildly perverse – from this seat in the faraway press box, anyway.
An excerpt from Rebecca Solnit's memoir "The Faraway Nearby," which comes out this month.
The second song from the single, "Faraway", was used as the theme song for the manga-based movie Subaru.
Our own government has pledged to take 20,000 refugees but only the respectable ones, from faraway camps: the subtext being that the act of fleeing to Europe puts refugees outside the purview of human sympathy, being itinerant, a vagrant, on the take.
