Sentence examples for lies too far from inspiring English sources

None of this lies too far in the future.

Tall buildings cannot be constructed where the bedrock lies too far below the surface to access because they would lack the necessary structural support.

Also, a lot of the bitumen lies too far underground to be mined, and has therefore to be pushed to the surface by injecting steam into the ground through many costly wells.Engineers and miners have come up with two techniques that have greatly reduced costs here.

Slightly more solar eclipses are annular than total because, on average, the Moon lies too far from Earth to cover the Sun completely.

Triangulum Australe lies too far south in the celestial southern hemisphere to be visible from Europe, yet is circumpolar from most of the southern hemisphere.

Only visible at latitudes south of 53° north, Corona Australis cannot be seen from the British Isles as it lies too far south, but it can be seen from southern Europe and readily from the southern United States.

Like many men of his generation, he left the military determined that no one would ever again tell him what to do, a determination that in my grandfather's case cannot have lain too far below the surface to begin with.

The Government last night rounded off a day of spectacular military and diplomatic humiliation with the public admission by the Foreign Secretary, Lord Carrington, and the Defence Secretary, Mr John Nott, that Argentina had indeed captured Port Stanley while the British Navy lay too far away to prevent it.

Around 8 A.M., however, the weather cleared, and the stranded ship could be seen well inshore, with heavy seas breaking around her. Boatswain Brown saw at once that the use of a breeches buoy was impossible, for the Robert E. Lee lay too far offshore.

At an estimated distance of 1475 light-years from Earth, the system is now thought to lie too far from the center of the Zeta Persei group to belong to it.

Towns like Old Saybrook, Essex, and Lyme lie too far north of NYC to be called bedroom communities, but New Canaan, 45 miles and 65 minutes by train from Grand Central, most certainly is--and the eighth wealthiest suburb in the U.S. at that.