Sentence examples for through the distant from inspiring English sources

All else in this mixed media monoprint, aside from a little glimmer of light through the distant trees, is cold and lifeless.

One of them appears to be an oil fire and five chimneys of a power station loom through the distant mist like a goliath, over-chimneyed Titanic.

The Rosetta spacecraft has made the first detailed observations of the dusty coating that formed on comet 67P on its journey through the distant reaches of the solar system.

Although it wanders through the distant past, sometimes rudderlessly (Martin Van Buren's memoir is unearthed, but it is a book "to leave even the dedicated reader absolutely baffled as to what Van Buren is talking about, and why he or she should care"), this book's most cogent points concern recent times.

In the past year, he's become aware of new committees and subcommittees spawning, and lines of command that stretch up and out of the hospital, beyond the medical hierarchies, up through the distant reaches of the Civil Service to the Home Secretary's office.

But its first chapter, as George appreciates, began with the lines that run through the distant prairies above and below.

After all, back when she first broke through in the distant 90s, Heche looked if not exactly a safe bet then a significant new presence among Hollywood actresses.

A Thousand Acres tested this relationship, but she nevertheless concluded her work with the feeling that "this sense of connection through Shakespeare with the distant past had been the loveliest reward of writing it.

There were glorious moments earlier on, notably in the score's second section, when Respighi conjures up Rome's ancient catacombs as an eerie trumpet solo hovers over a penumbral string dissonance that seems to stretch through time into the distant past.

Connecting the two extremes with a line, the team found that absorption patterns in the clouds along that line are consistent with the fine-structure constant changing slowly through space smaller in the distant northern sky and larger on the southern side.

Through that lineage, the distant echoes of the Native American obliteration still reach my heart's ear.