Sentence examples for over a remote from inspiring English sources
Or rather, why it makes for an unstable society.Mr Jeffs ruled over a remote town on the Utah-Arizona border like a priest-king.
The evening begins with "The Man Who Would Be King" (1975), John Huston's film about two con artists (Sean Connery and Michael Caine) who set out to take over a remote Asian land with priceless treasure.
In almost every case, when the Ghostnet system administrators took over a remote computer they would install a clandestine Chinese-designed software program called GhOst RAT — for Remote Administration Terminal.
It's one thing to take over a remote machine to mine some Bitcoin, but you've got a totally different problem when those hackers try to manipulate the physical infrastructure of your power plant with the goal of causing an explosion.
Capitalising on the momentum generated by the success of Music in Mouth, Bell X1 took over a remote farmhouse in Co. Wexford to write Flock, this time working with producer Roger Bechirian.
The Tunguska event involved the detonation of what is generally thought to be a meteor over a remote part of central Siberia.
(AP) — A sports utility vehicle crammed with at least 27 people rolled over in a remote area near Tucson, killing 10 and injuring the others, the authorities said Sunday.
SANTA FE, N.M. — Scott Conway tells me to pull over along a remote stretch of two-lane highway in Heron Lake State Park, just north of where the Rio Chama dumps into El Vado Reservoir.
After the campaign is over, Trump purchases a remote island off the coast of Greece.
The Libyans said they were ready in principle to pay compensation to relatives of the victims of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.Soldiers continued a mutiny over pay in a remote eastern area of Niger but released some hostages.
Her unpopularity would have ensured her defeat in the general election of 1983 were it not for two factors: the Falkland Islands War (1982) between Britain and Argentina, over possession of a remote British dependency in the South Atlantic, and the deep divisions within the Labour Party, which contested the election on a radical manifesto that critics dubbed the "longest suicide note in history".
