Sentence examples for more faraway from inspiring English sources

The more faraway in the mists, the warmer the memory for Bill.

In the end they are just one more faraway thing that once happened to her.

The site offers packages for getaways near or within the cities where it already lists daily deals, as well as a few more faraway locales.

In the solo's more faraway sections both Ms. Nadeau and Ms. Körbes showed how gently its point work plucks out the music's rhythm and then lingers: the phrasing becomes part of the spell she casts.

Although only 6km long and with few beaches, the stunning volcanic cliffs have dizzying views, and the deep blue waters are as clean as you would expect on more faraway shores.

Just days ago, but it seems so much more faraway than that, Bulgari's commissioning Fay Weldon to write a novel was the consuming topic of conversation in publishing circles.

And more: "In faraway Liverpool, Paul McCartney heard it and chills went up and down his spine: 'I knew right then and there I wanted to be involved in that kind of music'".

I even got to try an unfinished version of it once, at the apartment of a friend of the developer, in a somewhat frantic thirty-minute session that left me both slack-jawed with awe and certain I'd no more scratched Faraway's surface than I had physically exited our solar system's heliosheath.

Individuals may be imperfect decision-makers, but they still possess more information than faraway government rule-makers.

Yet, on our mental map of the world, the country is little more than a faraway setting for earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions.

With the Spanish-American War and the rise of American imperialism, Americans began to focus much more seriously on faraway places.