Sentence examples for some distant horizon from inspiring English sources

We sat, as always, on the floor around his desk as John gazed over our heads at some distant horizon.

Her performance is tight, disciplined and at times quite affecting, never more so than when Aggie looks silently at some distant horizon of missed opportunities.

It would be difficult enough for Abbas to agree a compromise on the right of return in a deal that immediately ushered in a Palestinian state; much more so if there is no state nearer than on some distant horizon.

Mr. Harner plays Housman's younger self as a generic, romantic brooder, eyes perpetually fixed on some distant horizon; you have no sense of the embryo of the man to be.

When Matthews performs it acoustically, with his mentor and friend Tim Reynolds, their guitars create a kind of jangly harmonic chamber in which the sun is always setting over some distant horizon.

Its lyrics, about a couple escaping in a "Coup de Ville" in order to keep their unplanned baby, suggest sensitivity beneath the American bad-boy exterior, while the guitars, which peel out from across some distant horizon, render the band's bluesy rock spaced-out and minimal, neither wholly old-fashioned nor brand-spanking new.

"Hands on a Hardbody" simply sings forth a story of endurance, hardship and the dimming American dream, which increasingly seems to hover on the distant horizon like some last-ditch motel whose neon lights are blinking out one by one.

Lamb is at once intensely, vibrantly present and a creature of dream, her sea-blue gaze fixed on some distant Aegean horizon, and her dancing drawn in incisive strokes of light.

It was pored over by line producers, prop masters, location scouts, production designers, scenic designers, costume designers, directors, assistant directors, second assistant directors, and second second assistant directors – at each step becoming more real, as if emerging from the shimmer of some distant desert horizon.

It is still on the distant horizon".

I looked down across the valley to the distant horizon.