Sentence examples for metres from a from inspiring English sources

There's a particularly telling scene with tourists sunning themselves on the beach, metres from a police crime-scene tent.

Stopping ten metres from a grazing rhino, he asked us to shout out if it charged the landrover.

The rest sleep outside, a few hundred metres from a grim row of burnt-out trains and factory chimneys.

They were a kilometre from the nearest beach, but only a few metres from a rocky, vertical cliff.

The new building was to have gone up just a few metres from a Catholic church; for some, that was the most important point.

At 3pm a report suggested it might see some excitement: two hours later it would pass less than 600 metres from a defunct communications satellite called Cosmos 2251.

It is lowered to depths less than 200 metres from a ship moving at speeds no more than 28 kilometres per hour.

The distance in metres from an archer to the central gold target.

There is certainly an awkward juxtaposition: further round this Lesbos beach, tourists sunbathed metres from an Angry Birds arm-band left on the beach by an infant migrant.

You can use the topography to crawl unseen mere metres from an enemy, hide in foliage, shoot out lights and dive behind cover.

Bushra Al-Bukari, 11, and her sister, Manar, 10, live some 100 metres from an anti-government sit-in in Sana'a.