Sentence examples for more distant places from inspiring English sources

Home buyers in search of traditional suburban amenities, such as comparatively low home prices and lighter traffic, now leapfrog the Valley for more distant places.

In the near term, of course, the station will be a major part of preparing for the return to the Moon and more distant places.

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, a church leader who serves on the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, said at a news conference that the reason for the change was "to get the Gospel to more people in more distant places than we've ever gone before".

In "Here Is New York," published in 1949 but still relevant, White said "there are roughly three New Yorks" — the city of those born here, the city of the commuter and the city of those who arrive from more distant places "in quest of something".

Its preservation entailed more and more desperate measures, including a joint atomic bomb development programme with Israel, military missions in neighbouring countries, dirty tricks by security agencies and corrupt coups by the South African Department of Information in more distant places.

Although the report by Mr. Witt said the state should take into account people evacuating on their own outside that 10-mile radius, it did not suggest that wholesale evacuation plans be developed for more distant places like New York City.

The world is a much bigger, more distant place: but also far smaller, more immediate.

At times, I abandoned a venture to some more distant place or used phone or mail order.

In this case, no one has alleged that the purchasers' breach, arising out of a transfer to a more distant place of employment, should be deemed to have been willful.

Yet Kevin Starr, the state's premier historian and a San Francisco native, says that it should really be compared with a more distant place: Monte Carlo.More than biotechnology or Web 2.0, San Francisco's economy these days is built on leisure.

Some safety specialists have long warned that creating crowds of people at the entrances to the airport gate areas merely moves the area of vulnerability from the planes to a more distant place — arguably safer, because gunfire at a security checkpoint would not make a plane crash.