Sentence examples for remote phrase from inspiring English sources

He was always the master of the brilliant phrase with an ability to recall, even into his 90s, a remote phrase from some corner of Byron, Shelley, Keats, Swift or Heine.

The phrase "remote access electronic serial" appears often in this report.

But perhaps he might start by re-thinking the phrase "remote recreation zone" which would seem to offer more hope to robots than humans.

"Was I supposed to do that today?"... "What time are we supposed to be there again?"... "Honey, where's the remote?" I repeated the phrases while sitting in the canoe, practicing for married life.

And steering could be done by remote control, giving new meaning to the phrase "I'll drive you to school".

She needed only an older, a more remote and toneless voice for the recitative phrases of the Abschied, which seem to emerge from a distance and loneliness beyond warm human power of contact.

He was a toast of the uptown art world, where the "imported surrealists," in Clement Greenberg's contemptuous phrase, formed a deluxe avant-garde remote from that of the tatterdemalion American painters.

The prospect of a Dean Doctrine being delineated over the next few months — something reducible to a phrase as stark as Bush's "axis of evil" — seems remote.

Ms. Scheinman's solo on the tune was stately but not remote; she packed many shades of melancholy into a few understated phrases.

Erkki-Sven Tuur's record "Crystallisatio," released four years ago, suggested that here was another Arvo Part: gentle, slow-moving, waving phrases from Baroque music at his hearers, flat and remote as his native Estonia.

Featuring over 80 actions and phrases, BIGFOOT comes to life with a kid-friendly foot shaped remote control that has easy-to-use, icon-driven buttons.