Sentence examples similar to wind up far away from inspiring English sources

They woke up far away - to be raped.

A few sailboats zigzagged into the wind; far away a tug pulled at something.

It was unknown whether transpiration fell locally or was carried by wind far away (Marsh 1864).

Blackburn grew up not far away, near Banff, Alberta.

In Dole's case, a million bags of salad leave its docks here every day, winding up in markets as far away as New York within five days of harvest.

They were coming from up above, or far away.

Other political winds blow them far, far away.

The storm was never fully tropical, as its winds and precipitation extended far away from the center.

However, areas rich in wind power resources are often far away from loads centers, which leads to weak connection between wind turbines and power grid.

Many may wind up being turned away.

During the holidays, I invariably wind up feeling far behind on every to-do list.