Eksempler på far-off

• They have impounded this land, re-made it into their far-off recollected pasts.

• There was no such book in those far-off days.

• A dextrous, intelligent, fast and fully autonomous humanoid robot is still far-off.

• Indeed, her view is that to abandon the 'tradition of integration' for such a far-off possibility would be to run the severe risk of social 'disintegration'.

• The stories and poetry, whether set in fanciful, far-off castles or genteel homes of the early republic, involved loves lost or won, and virtue challenged and rewarded.

• Let us not forget that oil exploration in the far-off early days was undertaken by the private sector.

• If it fails, there might be some unsuspected place in the far-off seas to which you might deport these women.

• It was natural in those far-off days that the magistrate of the district should be regarded as the most suitable person for that duty.

• It is difficult for the public to contact their local health council when it is lost up a stair in some run-down, far-off hospital.

• What do we know or care about that far-off land?

• We all have memories of those far-off days of union warfare against the public.

• Such apparently far-off visions, as at one time they seemed, have a way, when the interest of thoughtful people is aroused, of coming to fulfilment.

• This is a national matter, not one that can be taken away and hidden in some far-off corner of the region.

• This system of having these non-elected members is a legacy from the far-off past.

• We do not want to wait until the far-off, dim, and speculative future.