Sentence examples for remote nation from inspiring English sources
She has arrived in this remote nation north of China because she loves horses, she says.
Most aim to explore the otherworldly landscapes with which, thanks to the silver screen, this remote nation has become associated.
Was Mr. Daddario at all concerned about visiting a remote nation that, until recently, tourists had largely avoided?
The school is ringed by brown lunar peaks on a wind-swept plateau, the Little Pamir, the most remote stretch of land in a remote nation.
For a small, remote nation of 26 million people that has never had an effective central government, Afghanistan has certainly managed over the decades to be a major source of international instability.
The remote nation, more than 1,200 miles south of Hawaii and 3,800 miles northeast of Australia, has already purchased 6,000 acres on the neighboring island state of Fiji to protect its food security as the sea encroaches on its arable land — and possibly, in the future, to relocate its residents.
Travels into several remote nations of the world : In four parts.
Lemuel Gulliver's Travels into several remote Nations of the World, in The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift.
DO LISTS of bestselling novels have anything to say about the literary predilections of such geographically and culturally remote nations as America, Britain, Germany and Italy?
A few [and those] most remote nations, relying on the time of the year, because winter was at hand, neglected to do this.
YESTERDAY, apropos of news that New Zealand's economy is on the brink of recession, I wrote:If rising transportation costs increase the importance of regional market potential, then the world's remote nations will be the first to suffer.Today, this paper crossed my desk (by which I mean email inbox):There is widespread evidence that a better access to markets contributes to raising income levels.
