Sentence examples for the distant states from inspiring English sources

come so often from the distant States by water.

In early May, Pal returned from a spell of work in the distant state of Haryana, where he earned 250 rupees, or about $3.70, a day toiling long hours as a laborer.

He sent away the camp followers to the more distant states, and endeavored to remedy the present scarcity by every resource in his power.

It befriended the more distant states while gradually absorbing the territories of those close to it.

It is, for all practical ends, a statute to prevent the citizens of distant states, having for sale fresh meats, (beef, veal, or mutton,) from coming into competition, upon terms of equality, with local dealers in Virginia.

American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp., 22 Ill.2d 432, 176 N.E.2d 761961961), should not be applied to the welder who has no control over and derives no direct benefit from his employer's sales in that distant State.

The laborers, many from the rural areas of distant states such as Bihar and West Bengal (see Table  3), likened their experience as a migrant worker to "going abroad" or living in pardes (foreign land).

The left ought to rediscover its faith in some of the things that once embodied its collectivism – social housing, schools that serve communities rather than a specious idea of "choice" – while belatedly realising that they ought to be pulled away from the big, distant state, and returned to the grassroots.

The real tragedy is that most distant states - but not the neighbours - are keen to wash their hands of Afghanistan.

A former police chief, he is accused of running a drugs gang and death-squad, and of having personally chopped up one victim with a chainsaw.With new revelations almost every day, many linking disparate criminal activities in distant states, the congressional inquiries are delighting conspiracy theorists.

If the European members of the alliance want to defend weak, distant states, that should be their decision and responsibility.