from far in Czech

from far <n.> zdaleka Entry edited by: B2

Sentence patterns related to "from far"

1. Volunteers came from far and wide.

2. 6 People came from far and near.

3. People came from far and wide to see the house.

4. People came from far and wide to see the concert.

5. Class embers came from far and wide - a dedicated crew.

6. 20 People came from far and near to see the circus.

7. People came from far and near to hear the famous violinist.

8. 21 People came from far and near to hear him speak.

9. 17 People came from far and near to attend his lecture.

10. 16 People came from far and near to see the performance.

11. 13 People came from far and near to watch the football game.

12. 9 People came from far and near to hear the speaker speak.

13. 1 People came from far and near to hear the famous violinist.

14. 13 The howl of wolves coming from far away is very bloodcurdling.

15. 19 People came from far and near to see t he Olympic Games.

16. Brothers with a knowledge of other languages come from far afield to help.

17. A clip - clop horsehorse from far and near, horseback sat a handsome youth.

18. Expect a decrease in supplies of food and goods from far away places.

19. › Most Adamantly • Blood Gets In Your Eyes; Good From Far, Far From Good - Part 1 • Sixth Sense of Sympathy • Through the Cracks • Good From Far, Far From Good - Part 2 • Deadly Little

20. It set me wondering how we aborigines traveled from far-off Shinar to Australia.

21. From far away chants could be heard accompanied by a familiar sound: clanking machetes.

22. 10 A clip - clop horsehorse from far and near, horseback sat a handsome youth.

23. His Brilliancy lay in combining old ideas from far flung fields into a new idea.

24. His Brilliancy lay in combining old concepts from far-flung fields into a new idea.

25. 21 We heard the bus, from far off, growling its way through the still dusk.

26. From far away drifted a faint, sharp yelp, followed by a chorus of similar sharp yelps.

27. Far Afield definition: If someone comes from far Afield , they come from a long way away

28. 11 In this way a carcass can draw vultures from far away in a short time.

29. However, it is oriented vertically, so it may appear similar to the side Corrugation from far away.

30. With their acute eyesight and hearing, common ostriches can sense predators such as lions from far away.

31. Prosperity came to Knock, as pilgrims came from far and wide; and Father Cavanagh kept his ears.

32. In a broad area, all high-grade wood from far around is kept for inspection and auction.

33. 11 A clip-clop of a horse a horse from far and near, horseback sat a handsome youth.

34. Using his clipped voice and precise prose, he brings to life conflicts and tragedies from far-flung locations.

35. Granted, from far above, a few hundred people scrambling around a construction site may resemble ants on an anthill.

36. A Blockish, 30-story mass, it can be seen from every point in the park and from far beyond it

37. From far away your own sons keep coming, and your daughters who will be taken care of on the flank.

38. Thousands of devotees from far off villagers traverse along mountain ridges and rivers and mountain passes to come to this .

39. The youthful immigrants who swelled the population were attracted not only from the Vale of York but from far beyond.

40. Battering rams worked great for close-range targets, but to inflict damage from far away, armies made use of Catapults

41. From far away your own sons keep coming, and your daughters who will be taken care of on the flank.”

42. From the mountains, from the plains, from far-off villages, they came to be sanctified by seeing or touching him.

43. Estuaries and Bays form where rivers meet the ocean, mixing freshwater from far inland with saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico.

44. 4 That is why smell is so important to quadrupeds; erect animals with good eyesight can detect danger from far off.

45. Cambridge is an international city attracting visitors from far and wide and boasts a superb choice of accommodation to meet your every need

46. The only documented records of white-nosed coatis in South America are from far northwestern Colombia (Gulf of Urabá region, near Colombian border with Panama).

47. Boomboxes aren’t just portable speakers; their name comes from how loud they get. Boomboxes are designed to be played outside and heard from far away

48. Goulet is also one of the founding fathers of the New England Magic Collectors Association which draws attendees from far and wide Bicentennially to Salem, Massachusetts

49. The Belfries of Belgium and France are a world heritage site.The site comprises 56 Belfries from Flanders and Wallonia in Belgium, and from far northern France.

50. For in me the islands themselves will keep hoping, the ships of Tarshish also as at the first, in order to bring your sons from far away . . .