Sentence examples for shore far from inspiring English sources

/ Trolley car /Take me along / To some distant shore far from Babylon.

Perdido, for example, is more than a 20-hour supply boat journey from shore — far enough out that a major fire could burn out of control before assistance arrived.

Often, these kinds of events transcend straight society; on an all-gay cruise, for example, patrons may feel a certain kind of freedom they wouldn't on shore, far from the social mores and pressures of heteronormative culture.

We spent a few days traveling to the New Jersey shore, Far Rockaway, and Long Beach in Long Island, New York, to survey the damage and the work being done to repair it.

And when bubbles pop, they can generate waves of trouble that hit shores far from their origin.

"Old man" is not a term of respect on our shores, far less "old woman", as television broadcasters vie to attract what is seen as the demographically ideal audience of 16- to 24-year-olds.

Not only were taxes cut on the rich, but also with the avid assistance of Wall Street, large corporations and the wealthy found numerous ways to park their money off-shore, far away from the reach of the IRS.

While Staten Island is a predominantly white borough, the north shore is far more diverse.

He served as rector of Christ Church on the island's north shore — not far from where he lives with the Rev. Jerry Keucher — until 1994.

After all, tying the knot on a sun-drenched beach with the waves gently lapping the shore is far more appealing than getting hitched in a dreary register office in the middle of suburbia.

Witnesses said it was close to the U.S. shore, too far away to be hit with rocks.