As in her later play, Far Away (2000), Churchill posits a world in which all these certainties are gone and the delicate balance of nature is destroyed.
Brookman on the other hand, as befits his greater good fortune, is granted a more exotic, near Chekhovian, illumination, some time later and far away, on the Kamchatka Peninsula.
Later, not far away, jazz wafts from Cafe Central at 10 Plaza del Angel; a five-minute walk from there, at the elegant El Salon del Prado, a 4 Calle del Prado, chamber groups entertain on Thursday nights.
On weekends the crowd arrives later, from as far away as Central Park West.
And later, much later, when they are far away, when the children are grownups themselves, when the bicycle -- the presents -- perhaps even when we are long gone..
Nagini just paralyzed him, and Snape later woke up and lived happily ever after far, far away from Harry Potter.
Bats use sound waves — a little click or squeak that bounces off the environment and returns to their ears sooner or later depending on how far away a tree or bug is.
No one knows who the kayak guy is, but thanks to him, the girls, and who I later learned was a far away neighbor who exchanged flashlight flickers with me in the early hours of the morning, we're alive.
However, this would enhance the relevance of phenological trends at the non-breeding sites and their potential implications for demographic rates (survival, reproductive success) at later times at sites far away.
He stimulated the creativity of students in the old-fashioned curriculum, but later reforms took students too far away from practical experience for his liking.
