Sentence examples for stands miles from inspiring English sources

The giant Russian structure, pieced together from parts of a disused North Sea oil operation, stands miles offshore in the ice infested waters of the frozen arctic.

"Jeremy Corbyn stands miles apart from the other Labour leadership contenders and he has consistently stood up for the issues we campaign on", they wrote.

On questions of budgets and borrowing, immigration reform, gun control, and a dozen other hot topics, Democrats and Republicans stand miles apart.

She spoke directly to me while my parents, at least as I remember it, stood miles away and speechless at the foot of my bed.

Where oil is found underneath sensitive landscapes, rigs can stand miles away from the oil field and tap a reservoir at an angle.

Griffin made a political statement that stood miles away from any claim of humor.

Flattery and genuine appreciation stand miles apart.

While you don't have to stand miles apart from other people, giving them room can make for a less awkward conversation.

We can also do that by looking at one that stands just miles from the White House.

The fine 17th-century château of Vaux-le-Vicomte stands 4 miles (6 km) northeast of the town.

To the south, the nearest tree stands 200 miles away on the far side of the Brooks Range.