Sentence examples for spotted from afar from inspiring English sources

This is hardly a shock: Demographics, like ocean liners, move slowly and can be spotted from afar.

The exterior of the modest chapel, which is just 59 feet long, 20 feet wide and 16 feet high, is decorated with a single "Virgin and Child" medallion, but the hillside building can nonetheless be spotted from afar because of its white and blue tiles and a large stylized bronze cross that rises into the sky, as Matisse put it, "like a light prayer".

The "sonar wave" takes a few seconds to reach full diameter, so don't bother using it to spot from afar.

Earin's products represent the opposite side of the spectrum: a bluetooth earbud designed to lie flush with the ear, making them tough to spot from afar.

She waits just long enough, then expertly slides into a small open space she spots from afar.

By a strange twist of evolution, Chinese people's urine is lighter than oxygen, making festival sites easy to spot from afar due to the flocks of yellowy green Coke bottles hovering through the air like stinky birds migrating south.

By a strange twist of evolution, Chinese people's urine is lighter than oxygen, making festival sites easy to spot from afar due to the flocks of yellowy green coke bottles that hover through the air like stinky birds migrating south.

Include an easy-to-read font, ensuring that it is large enough for people to spot from afar.

"She spotted me from afar and shouted, 'There's that dreadful woman!

"Thank you for what you're doing," said a woman who spotted Stennis from afar and came over to ask for a sticker.

Later, the son of a wheelchair-bound man, whom Jim spotted earlier from afar shoves Sara, who scrapes her knee and requires a visit to the park nurse, who while treating his daughter, seems extremely unsettled by the "cat flu" apparently spreading through the parks' patrons, noting "You could be a host and not even know it".