Windows on either side of it offer distant views of the Bay of Green Bay.
A few already had offers from distant offices.
But nobody can be sure whether his vow to step aside offers a distant hope of mending the breach between Cuba and the United States, or is just a reminder of how difficult that would be.
In a sense, the poem offers a distant echo of Milton's own great sonnet on his blindness; but it's a strenuously autobiographical poem for Muir as well.
Vishaan Chakrabarti, director of the planning department's Manhattan office, also offered a distant hope.
Two concerts, at opposite ends of Manhattan Island, demonstrate the musical riches that the city can offer in distant venues.
By Russell Platt October 24, 2008 Two concerts, at opposite ends of Manhattan Island, demonstrate the musical riches that the city can offer in distant venues.
George Thorn, a developer who worked with the museum and others to erect the condominiums, says that the units that sold most easily were not the ones that offer a distant view of the Rockies, as is usually the case with Denver real estate, but the ones that face the museum.
Across the hall plays one of the museum's video testimonies by an Uprising veteran, which may offer a distant clue as to what aspects of this city's history make it so difficult for Warsovians to share their best with strangers, and why, when they do engage, they seem to relish the experience so fully.
It is traceable to my Italian-born father, who grew up in a hillside village that overlooked malarial marshlands and offered a distant view of the Tyrrhenian Sea, which, since antiquity, had carried boatloads of hostile invaders to shore and was also the mythological site of a Homeric sea monster with a ravenous appetite for human flesh.
