Although they're born into chaotic, far-from-ideal conditions, the popularity of these films seems indicative of a cultural longing for children.
Eight miles short of the border, he got out and walked into the desert, crossing into Jordan far from the road.
They put their money into their houses instead of into vacationing far from the Island.
The Ḥūthīs' occupation of the capital and their forays into territory far from their northern stronghold brought them into conflict with other Yemeni factions; clashes with AQAP were reported in October.
Some questions drew the vaguest of replies or digressions into topics far from the one at hand.
When the corner was whipped in to the near post by Mykjaland, Gulbrandsen dodged Rafferty before heading Norway into a far from underserved lead.
At 12, he is thrust into a far from illustrious but nevertheless private school, where he develops a multilayered inferiority complex and a monumental chip on his shoulder.
Indeed, most of the progress in Vizuresti comes not from taxpayers' money, which soaks away into bureaucracy far from the village, but from the work of a charity, Ovidiu Rom, headed by a fiery American philanthropist, Leslie Hawke.
This they had done through management of their long and deliberate retreat in 1812, which had drawn the French deep into Russia, far from their supply lines, and exposed them to constant attacks on their flanks.
As crashing banks revealed how spectacularly poorly the financial world had understood the complex and shady instruments it had put its money into, BlackRock, far from needing a bail-out, was something of an antidote.
