Sentence examples for time far from from inspiring English sources

Much of Mr. Munita's most intriguing work involves spending time far from Chile.

Jack realises that time, far from healing the wounds of loss, only makes them more painful.

But, at the same time, far from dropping masks, Roth is donning them as fast as you can say Cervantes, or Kierkegaard, or Nabokov.

This time, far from home, playing in the same group as South Africa, France and Uruguay, a perch in the quarterfinals would afford grander validation.

High-technology workers and fashion designers, aerobics instructors and radio D.J.'s, these women in their 20s are living independently for the first time, far from their families.

In 1980 came the most symbolic move of all: while touring with O.K. Jazz, Franco bought a house in Brussels and an apartment in Paris, and started spending more time far from home.

This isn't to say Collingwood deserved be in front at half-time – far from it.

Now an unknown force, perhaps the man's shimmering wrist piece, whipped her back through conjectured space-time far from the cool lavender room where she cradled her perfectly intact newborn.

But the road so far has been a long one, and, at times, far from certain.

Even the experience of being in exile, she said, informs her work in the Bronx, where many residents share the experience of facing tough times far from home.

From The Los Angeles Times: Far from restoring crucial sand banks and other areas, the flows could destroy habitat, [Grand Canyon National Park Supt. Steve Martin] said.