from a distant place in English

from a place that is far away

Use "from a distant place" in a sentence

1. The foreign visitors came from a distant country.

2. Aloof from Emotionally or physically distant from someone

3. They called this area Haiditarod, meaning “the distant place,” later Anglicized to Iditarod.

4. Distant galaxies were moving away from us.

5. 10 From somewhere distant he heard the clatter of a typewriter.

6. Ancient: dating or surviving from the distant past.

7. I have also indicated a photon reaching the earth from a distant star.

8. Their life seemed utterly distant from his own.

9. 10 Earth benefits from a distant but giant protector —the planet Jupiter.

10. It seems very distant from you, me, ordinary people.

11. Travelers came from distant lands to visit the shrine.

12. What do I care about incense from Sheba or sweet calamus from a distant land?

13. 2 The distant thunder from the coast continued sporadically.

14. So all the children gathered, some from distant locations.

15. I came to Hagrid from a distant land in the pocket of a traveler.

16. She is a distant cousin.

17. That is a distant country.

18. And when the action is pre-recorded and takes place in a distant time and space, watching seems like a passive activity.

19. Mr Lee seemed a gentleman, but senescent, and a gentleman from quite another, distant age.

20. The magnetic poles are quite distant from their geographic counterparts.

21. Barotrauma takes place in the distant future, on a submarine traversing the alien infested oceans of Europa, one of Jupiter's moons.

22. He's a distant cousin of mine.

23. Astronomers have discovered a distant galaxy.

24. Distant family.

25. Home was far away, a distant place that gobbled up whatever I sent back, ignorant and happy but touchingly hungry to know.