Sentence examples for somewhere distant from inspiring English sources

For its first half, "The Big Parade" is essentially a romantic comedy, with the war left somewhere distant.

Above all, it's the perpetual option of suddenly being somewhere distant and different from my home that makes airports seductive.

There is also in my mind the joyful notion of studying something useful in a far-off place; a transformational residence somewhere distant, and pleasant, to learn a skill, or feed my mind, is a travel idea that animates me.

The point is that if the entire Bay Area had a more elastic housing supply, it would not only make living affordable for most people, it would allow a far larger portion of the population to find jobs and do things like save or spend money instead of moving somewhere distant and spending their money on driving, or even being unemployed.

Somewhere, distant gulls are laughing at me.

The sound of men chattering in Spanish floats in from somewhere distant.

Kiril remembered it from somewhere: some distant fluorescent classroom, shaded with humiliation.

But Mr. Ramirez's relationship with Mr. Seabrook can best be described as somewhere between distant and hostile.

It's almost inconceivable that she would go somewhere as distant Hollywood at this – what was it she called this period of family life?

Situated on a spectacular plot overlooking the Hudson River and nestled into a park designed by the Olmstead Brothers, sons of the landscaper responsible for Central Park (and somewhere a distant relative), the trip is more than worth it.

Actors outside your cluster are likely to be different to you: involved in different work, located somewhere geographically distant or from a different profession.