Sentence examples for up from a distant from inspiring English sources

I listened to the message as we cleaned up, from a distant cousin.

"Some guy called Wojtech who we've met via the internet through a friend is going to drive up from a distant part of Poland and sell us his tickets," says Joe. "I know it sounds a little crazy, but we think we can trust him to come up with the goods, and if it all goes wrong, we're sure the craic will still be mighty".

Since then the cluster stars have dispersed so widely that the odds of a meteorite showing up from a distant solar system are vanishingly small.

This is the follow-up to his refreshingly funny all-ages novel Terra, about a baby from Earth who grew up on a distant planet.

Anonymity puts you up close, not pondering from a distant seat in the stalls.

Ears poke up behind a distant dune.

Dr. Atkinson, if his work is correct, is picking up a distant echo from this far back in time.

He hunts for the serve and dredges it up from some distant crate in the attic of his memory (presumably next to the one containing those superhero comics he read as a kid).

Up there, you have no sense of there really being anything going on at all apart from a distant light chucking up from Glasgow.

Outside, the sound of drums from a group on the steps of Queen Anne's statue set up a distant counterpoint.

Just when you thought humanity's future was already dimmed with tough problems like climate change, terrorism and reality TV, bad guys from a distant planet show up to ruin everyone's whole summer.