Sentence examples for now far away from inspiring English sources
Just as I hope she will live in peace now — far away from spying tabloid eyes like mine.
Yes, she is in the ground now, far away in Rwanda, and that is how her child speaks of her "old Mummy in the ground".
I think of friends and family who are no longer with me and those who are now far away, and I cherish those who are still close to me.
I can't remember in my adult life when I've thought of him fairly: He's in jail now, far away from home, and it's difficult to imagine that, now that he's 46, there's much more in his future than more of the same.
So I said to myself - or rather, spoke, unheard, to my wife of so many years, at home now, far away from the scene of our first love, caring for our children - and then I resumed my melancholy Parisian walk, feeling at least, momentarily, liberated.
It takes a few minutes to recall that he's in Chicago now, far away from those who love him.
But Mr. Ayob Khan said the Malaysian police believed that Mr. Zulkifli was taken from the scene alive and was now hiding not far away.
Kick-off isn't far away now.
The last year has seen prices plummet for PCs, and sub-$1,000 machines are now far and away the most popular home computers on the market.
Martin explained to me that "we are now far and away past what we can do with just human-led SOCs".
