Sentence examples for transported far from from inspiring English sources

West African slaves, transported far from home, held on to rituals that praise saints and spirits with songs, dances, galvanizing rhythms and trance possession.

Under leafy boughs and in cabins named for trees, the Israelis and the Palestinians were transported far from the cramped, dusty and conflicted Middle East into expansive, humid and relatively carefree suburban America.

One patient who knows what it's like to be transported far from home is "Alison" (not her real name).

With false promises the children are purchased from struggling families in the village and are transported far from their homes to endure ongoing physical and sexual assault.

Because of their widespread use and environmental persistence, some CECs are ubiquitous and transported far from their sources where they may bioaccumulate.

Victims of famine were lured into feeding camps only to be forced on to planes and transported far away from their homes.

In some tumors, the glucose utilization is so great and the perfusion so poor that the true tissue glucose may be close to zero [44], leaving tissue glucose transport far from being saturated yet also decoupled from blood glucose levels.

An 11-Year Path Once, months ago, Mr. Obama preferred novels, meaty chews by John le Carré, E. L. Doctorow and Philip Roth that transported him far from the cacophonous here and now.

Thirty-odd hours had passed, and the former college president and community pillar was now buried deep in the vast dusty wen of Texas, having for all intents and purposes vanished off the face of the civilized earth, transported as far from the groves of academe as if he were on the surface of Mars.

Not only does this sand have the same isotopic composition of rock in the Idaho Batholith (and of sand now coursing down the Snake and Columbia Rivers), but it appears to have not been transported very far from its source.

Some jars were transported quite far from the construction site, yet no jars have broken or leaked.