Sentence examples for it a distant from inspiring English sources
Analysts like Ms. Lindland say remaking Lincoln is crucial to Ford's reputation and financial results in the future, but its 77,000 sales in the United States so far this year place it a distant eighth among luxury divisions.
The superior replied, "O.K., but make it a distant maquis".
So is the plaza, and just beyond it a distant view of the downtown skyline.
The double-whammy of Erin Brockovich and Traffic made it a distant memory.
Mr. Bretz sees Bluebeard as a lonely man, "longing for love without questions," he said, but not finding it: a distant Hungarian relative of Mozart's Don Giovanni.
France's $186 billion places it a distant second.EDF's belligerence and Mondavi's retreat, it seems, are exceptions to the broader trend of France's active participation in the globalisation game.
She said: "Although it is a distant country it feels so close... because it is happening in our community to our people".
It is a distant memory but it is there all the same.
It seems as if it was a distant memory, a dream, or another lifetime.
But while it dominates the PC market, it is a distant third in the smartphone and tablet markets.
At the time we called it gin, although I later discovered it is a distant relation.
