Sentence examples for or far off from inspiring English sources

Other ideas have come from old blankets or antique rugs from Peru or far off in Asia.

The woman in the magazine was pouting sadly or seductively, it was hard to tell, and she was looking confused or far off into the distance, also hard to tell.

Judges hidden along the route check how close, or far off, we are from right-on-time.

When my life ends, however near or far off into the future that may be, I just want to be able to look back and know I lived mine to the fullest and helped people along the way.

The results can be spot on … or far off the mark.

Ms. Rafferty also hinted that despite the recession, the final numbers recorded for 2009 might not be far below the 2008 total, or far off pace to reach the mayor's goal on schedule.

He wanted to learn firsthand how faithful — or far-off — the results would be.

Science-fiction writers need not peer into future time or far-off universes to educate us or freak us out.

It doesn't matter whether your business is science-oriented, tech-oriented, media-oriented, people-oriented, or far-off-the-grid-oriented. If you're not now using data and scientific analysis to back up intuition when making a decision, you will be.

We'd make a plan, pack up some snacks, load everyone in the car or strollers, and head out to some near or far-off state park or nature area, where we could run, play, climb and be as loud as a family of six people is sometimes wont to be.

Ubiquitous in Anglophone culture, where we are often thinking about imminent or far-off plans, about goals and dreams, this is far less present among French people who, on the contrary, tend to live more in the moment.