Sentence examples for through the far from inspiring English sources
Dark spots moved through the far fields.
Conveniently, the Appalachian Trail runs right through the far end of the parking lot.
Ms. Ali writes in decorous, painterly fashion about images that tend to be profoundly unsurprising: "Dark spots moved through the far fields.
Through the far gate, you'll find a tiny market for old coins – a history lesson in itself at this crossroads of continents.
Their fortunes have not been generated through some sort of magic trick, but through the far more pedestrian act of exploiting capitalism's logic.
Rozz Lewis posted a suitably energetic response to the collection this week, guiding us through the "far from post-Celtic landscape".
Tells about her trail through the far-right-wing movement of the country, including appearances with Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, Reverend Patrick Mahoney of Operation Rescue, and others.
His inquiry into the lives and testimonies of Paul and Luke, and their journeys through the far-flung extremities of the Roman Empire, is scrupulously thorough, and relies on an enormous amount of reading, gently summoned.
The March events offer a tour through the far-flung terrain Mr. Harrington and his colleagues have mapped: a celebration of the group's 30-year relationship with the composer Terry Riley on March 11, a concert featuring electronics and toys on March 12, an Arctic-theme program March 13 and a collaboration with Central Asian and Korean artists on March 14.
Even though I haven't bothered to think through the far-reaching consequences (it's only January the bloody third, so don't expect any lucidity from me) I'd be quite happy if the internet went down and all things digital went with it.
In another blow, the White House was confronting an article in the Forward, headlined, "Senior Trump Aide Forged Key Ties to Anti-Semitic Groups in Hungary," which focussed on Sebastian Gorka, a deputy assistant to the President, who rose through the far-right edge of Hungarian politics.
