Sentence examples for rather far away from inspiring English sources

After all, it is rather far away.

Last week's discussions, about who would win the Ames straw poll, seem rather far away now.

Then my bed moved, as if there had been an earthquake rather far away.

Such tasks presupposed very accurate information on the movements of an opponent who would still be rather far away and, presumably, capable of rapid movement.

"The starting point for each of them is their own interests and the interests are at this stage … rather far away".

Australia may be rather far away from the rest of the world, but its politicians have an uncanny knack of making international headlines.

Put the heaviest things closer to your back, rather than far away from your back.

People are overwhelmingly e-mailing others in the same city, rather than those far away.That says something about human relations, but not how they have changed since e-mail became ubiquitous.

It might seem that companies would rather situate themselves far away from their competitors, so that they wouldn't have to worry about having their customers and employees poached.

Rather, they occurred far away in a stretch of DNA sequence that acts like a switch to turn Sonic hedgehog on in the posterior part of the limb bud and to keep the gene off in cells in the anterior part of the limb bud.

They are for torture, but they are ashamed of it, too, and would rather it were done far away and in secret.