distant造句
91. We heard the distant roll of the big guns.
92. Hark, I hear a distant trumpet!
93. It happened in the distant past.
94. There is little doubt, however, that things will improve in the not too distant future.
95. His plans to travel the world now seemed like a distant dream.
96. We could see the profile of a distant hill if it is very clear.
97. In the distant past this land was covered in forests.
98. Once , in the dim and distant past, I live in here.
99. Instead of stopping to speak, she passed by with only a distant nod.
100. I could hear the distant noise of traffic. Otherwise all was still.
101. Engineers can link up distant countries by radio or telephone.
102. When he won the lottery, all sorts of distant relatives came out of the woodwork.
103. The reality of independence was distant from the hopes they had had.
104. The stars are more distant from the earth than the sun.
105. The sight of the ships prompted thoughts of his distant home.
106. The ibex is a distant relative of the mountain goat.
107. The distant mountains glowed in the light of the setting sun.
108. They journeyed to the distant Molucca islands in quest of spices.
109. She heard the wind whistling through the trees and the howl of a distant wolf.
110. The temple ruins are a distant reminder of a vanished empire.
111. At some point in the distant future I would like to have my own house.
112. The possibility of travelling to other solar systems still lies in the distant future.
113. We could see the distant twinkle of the harbour lights.
113.try its best to collect and build good sentences.
114. I found her a rather austere, distant, somewhat cold person.
115. A near - sighted person cannot focus accurately on distant objects.
116. His eyes had a distant faraway look, like a sailor staring out to sea.
117. Do you plan to leave London in the distant future or the near future?
118. The ability to do this will be necessary in future flights to distant planets.
119. The President hopes to visit Ireland in the not too distant future .
120. The old chancellor who had offended against the emperor was relegated to the distant boundaries of the country.
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