We found 155 examples of how to use distant in an English sentence.
Sentences 126 to 150 of 155.
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| 126. | She's a distant relative of his. | |
| 127. | Many looked at what was unfolding in the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto as though they were observing a distant planet through a telescope. | |
| 128. | But that seems a distant memory now. | |
| 129. | But that seems a distant memory. | |
| 130. | But that seems like a distant memory. | |
| 131. | But that seems like a distant memory now. | |
| 132. | But that seems a distant memory now as Gavidia fights for every breath while his body battles the coronavirus. | |
| 133. | Some suspected that fuzzy patches of light known as nebulas were actually distant "islands of stars" far beyond our galaxy. | |
| 134. | Some astronomers suspected that fuzzy patches of light known as nebulas were actually distant “islands of stars” far beyond our galaxy. | |
| 135. | It is covered with adhesives from many distant countries. | |
| 136. | Arrokoth is the most distant, most primitive and most pristine object ever explored by spacecraft. | |
| 137. | Out of all the exoplanets found by Kepler, this distant world – located 300 light-years from Earth – is most similar to Earth in size and estimated temperature. | |
| 138. | The Roman Space Telescope is set for launch in the next five years and will investigate long-standing astronomical mysteries, such as the force behind the universe’s expansion, and search for distant planets beyond our solar system. | |
| 139. | These days, summer seems like a distant memory. | |
| 140. | The enterprise of an already distant past had brought every land under civilization. The Sahara was a lake district, crowded with sun-proud holiday resorts. The arctic islands of Canada, ingeniously warmed by directed tropical currents, were the homes of vigorous northerners. The coasts of Antarctica, thawed in the same manner, were permanently inhabited by those engaged in exploiting the mineral wealth of the hinterland. | |
| 141. | The rotting shanty town was not too distant from the grandiose temples of serpentine. | |
| 142. | Everyone wanted the heat wave to end. Winter seemed like a distant dream. | |
| 143. | The center of our Milky Way galaxy is too distant for us to visit in person. | |
| 144. | One of my distant relatives got mixed up in some cocaine business, and he got deported to Mexico. | |
| 145. | We heard the sound of a distant bell. | |
| 146. | Tatoeba is not a language school, nor a forum for academic discussions, nor, much less, a vehicle for propaganda of any kind. It's far above all that. Its true significance will only be perceived, I believe, in a few years or a few decades, when its beneficial influence will have radiated to the most distant corners of the planet. | |
| 147. | A story from another planet: On a distant planet, there are two moons in the night sky, Flimsy and Hefty. A child asks his father, "Dear Dad, why are there two moons in the sky?" The father says, "Oh, what sort of question is that? How many eyes do you have? There are two. How many hands do you have? There are two." The child replies, "But, Dad, I only have one nose...." | |
| 148. | Here's a story about another planet. It's a very distant planet, with two suns in its blue sky, Fortulo and Belulo. A child asks her mother, "Mom, why are there two suns in the sky?" The mother says, "Now what kind of question is that? How many eyes do you have? Two. How many hands do you have? Two." The child responds, "But, Mom, I only have one nose." | |
| 149. | He is a distant relative. | |
| 150. | Even when Yanni was home, he was always very distant. |