Sentence examples for is equidistant from from inspiring English sources

But Middletown, so-named in part because it is equidistant from New York and Boston, offers residents no geographical queue.

The Washington Westin, 2350 M Street, N.W., is equidistant from downtown and Georgetown and has 263 modern rooms.

The open kitchen is equidistant from the indoor and outdoor dining areas, so that meals can migrate with the weather.

"This spot is equidistant from every other spot in New York, or at least it was when I made the calculation in 2010".

It is equidistant from the upmarket boutiques of New Bond Street to the south and the homeware shops on Marylebone High Street to the north.

Keith Olbermann of MSNBC argued particularly against the view that his network is "equidistant from sanity" when compared to Fox News.

"We're equidistant from uptown and downtown," she said.

A. We're equidistant from lots of different cultures.

Japan and South Korea, which are equidistant from Vladivostok, import all their oil, largely from the Middle East.

"We are equidistant from all parties," said Mr. Talla, 37. "We are a watchdog movement.

The ends should be equidistant from the ground, wrapped around the supports and threaded through a catch.