Sentence examples for on far away from inspiring English sources

Didn't tell her what – that he loved her? Whatever the reason, safety and sunshine blaze on far away.

They are all imbued with deep certainty when they take a position, especially on far away countries of which they know little.

A lot happened between the Asperger's diagnosis in 2008 and our final victory in 2012 – more judicial reviews, appeals to the supreme court, presidents and prime ministers discussing my case on television – but it was all going on far away from me.

Bugsplat! is set on an English RAF base, where drone pilots coordinate attacks on far-away targets.

It kept them in touch with the world too, relaying everything from FDR's fireside chats to stock and crop prices, from opera recitals to commentaries on far-away baseball games and boxing title fights.

In seeking vision-inducing art, Huxley focused both on things seen very close-up and on far-away landscapes.

There was a strong perceived need for food security, which explains why farmers would invest a lot of time in annual plot selection, and why they would stay overnight on far-away plots if necessary.

It's great to spend some of your time planning for their return, but if all you do is focus on far-away day, you're current loneliness and impatience will likely increase and perhaps become unbearable.

There is something slightly fascistic about sitting in a huge auditorium focusing all the energy on one group far away on stage.

Use FaceTime or Skype to get some one-on-one time from far away.

Shipping charges on BuildDirect depend on how far away a buyer is from one of the company's warehouses and that obviously affects sales.