Sentence examples for offering distant from inspiring English sources

Its snakelike form, which uncoils along a once-neglected city park to frame one side of a vibrant public plaza, creates a comforting sense of enclosure while also offering distant views of the city's skyline.

Ergen settled with stations owned by ABC, NBC and CBS and affiliates, agreeing to pay them $100 million to let him continue offering distant signals.

Increasingly, teaching institutions are offering remote access to distant laboratories as part of an overall e-learning strategy.

It is Jeter's way of offering a distant hello and of showing respect.

In defiance of its title, In Colour can at times be murky, minimalist and ghostly, offering up a distant and dislocated take on the last two decades or so of London club culture.

The Moscow city government has refused the demand, offering other more distant locations instead.

Even from Suicide Bridge one sees London in a certain type of light: faraway yet near, the Shard and Gherkin calling out over the skyline, offering more as distant beacons than they ever could up close.

Most natural history museums are in urban centers, offering reminders of a distant natural world, but this one is housed in the realm it surveys; it is at home.

But hidden from wider view is that the threatened department at Keele has over the years provided a tremendous service to the union movement in Britain by offering part-time and distant learning courses for its activists.

Meanwhile Coogan is on the phone to the distant Mischa, offering scant support for her job prospects and reacting with jealousy when she tells him about positive developments.

The Scottish Centre for Tele-Health has set up video kiosks offering medical consultations in remote areas to minimise the need for travel to distant hospitals.