Sentence examples for to the distant from inspiring English sources

Smith has turned to the distant past.

I looked down across the valley to the distant horizon.

'Love' or 'darling' or 'sweetheart' belongs to the distant past.

Soon, he was taking patients to the distant E.T.U.

I looked past her to the distant end zone.

Both are at very low interest rates, and repayment is deferred to the distant future.

And "The Story of Forgetting" does not confine its eccentricity to the distant past.

"What we've learned from that is that you have to look to the distant shore.

But the stereotypical wandering Gypsy in a mule-drawn caravan belongs to the distant past.

If we can't physically move our civilisation to the distant stars, perhaps we can exchange Snapchats?

It's hard for contemporary readers to accept a libidinous woman as authentic to the distant past.