Sentence examples for of some distant from inspiring English sources

On top of this, he was put in the temporary custody of some distant relatives".

This is not a vision of some distant dystopic future, this is happening right now.

Do we not all feel the tug of some distant, eccentric perturber?

But they can also absolve communities of responsibility by making commemoration the duty of some distant authority.

Her new novel, "Gifts" (Harcourt, $17 and Orion, £10.99), feels rooted in the folk tales of some distant, mythic tribe.

The runners trudged upward, ignoring the bitter cold, the twilit vistas, the call of some distant wild thing attacking its breakfast.

Then he darted into the desert to some distant pile of rocks or knobby patch of grass, imploring the universe to give us our moment.

Unlike men who attempt to cling to some distant memory of youth, she accepts the inevitability of ageing.

The young man's eyes retreated again, to some distant point of pain.

But whether the science is there or not, people are being frozen in liquid nitrogen with the hope of seeing some distant tomorrow.

Those lines that came back to me, when all other words failed, provided me with a geography of hope, like some distant but clearly visible shoreline.