Sentence examples for see far off from inspiring English sources

The goal with Expeditions is to let people virtually travel the world to see far off places they may never have the chance to visit in person – like Antarctica or Machu Picchu, for example.

In Distant Star, the Chilean narrator says of a European poet: "Literature, for him, was a navigable river, hazardous admittedly, but a river, not a hurricane, seen far off in an immensity of open space".

The light at the end of the tunnel for the economy is no mere bright dot seen far off in the distance.

Rob Evanoff of All About Jazz called the song "an uplifting soul ride", and stated that it evokes an image of "a musical train seen far off in the distance, slowly getting bigger as it gets closer".

Some patients have to see far-off doctors because of insurance restrictions.

It is easy for companies to see far-off risks that they cannot control.

Check your points regularly and see how far off are you.

If you see someone far off, don't immediately fire, tell your squad and then decide what to do, but do NOT open fire unless you have agreed to do so with your teammates.

Imagine rolling through your News Feed and seeing some far off land…like your mom's house in New Jersey.

Sometimes certain companies will have different shades of pink, but none that I have seen are far off from the normal color".

I loved looking at the fish in our fish tanks at home and didn't mind seeing them far off through my mask, but up close and personal was a different story.