faraway造句

So close while so faraway.

That is probably a faraway dream.

The faraway mountains and nearby water-Beautiful scenery

He was in a faraway place called Cuba, fighting for a man called Roosevelt.

This isn't some abstract outpouring of violence in a faraway land.

The problem is particularly hard to crack because the villains are often in faraway countries.

Who will risk their soldiers' lives, and their valuable military assets, in a faraway conflict?

Both Guldner and Stafford see greater conflict avoidance in long-distance relationships and a tendency to idealize a faraway partner.

Governments do not want to rely on faraway, unstable or downright hostile countries for oil and gas.

You will not look upon tyranny and injustice in faraway placesas the inevitable tragedy of mankind's fallen nature.

Sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the event considered issues dealing with future plans for humans to travel to faraway star systems.

If we define meaning as helping people in faraway places, we implicitly subtract meaning from the actual work we are doing.

One day after a trip to a faraway town, he handed me a knife and sheath, saying, “These are for you.

With interest swelling among faraway fans in Asia and beyond, backers of the Premier League can look forward to "a much brighter future of growth, " says Hicks.

Our attention drifts upward-now that the fireworks and the headlights are gone, the stars seem brilliant, clustered together like the lights of some faraway city.

In China and India, for instance, a string of new hydroelectric and coal-fired power plants are being built deep in the interior and connected to faraway coastal cities.

I looked for signs of electricity, but apart from a few flickering oil lamps in a faraway village, there was nothing but darkness for kilometres on each side of the valley.

There she chatted, on speaker-phone, to her faraway mother, who said, of course, that it would be better if her daughter and grandchild stayed safe in the south.