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If you keep a distant from her, or go away for a few days, she will miss you more.

Although the long jump, triple jump to the "distant" from the word, but more importantly, the need for higher capacity bouncing (height).

Miller herself seems to have remained somewhat distant from her father until after her mother's death.

It's all too easy to be distant from your market and from your people, warns Mr. Gleeson.

This deed is still more distant from them than most distant stars---and yet they have done it themselves.

She had always felt distant from her own people, even as she lived among them.

The point in an orbit most distant from the body being orbited.

Since Mars is always more distant from the Earth from the Sun, Mars never shows a crescent phase to Earthlings.

Its history explains how English came to be used in parts of the world distant from the British Isles.

Your mother, especially, must accept and support you, or else you are likely to become emotionally distant from her.

That move allowed the body to grow more distant from the head, taking the arms with it.

It all seems distant from me, but still able to arouse in my mind the last remaining little passion.

I am not really an active person because I feel a little depressed and for that i am distant from people and places.

All points on the surface of a sphere are equally distant from the center.

The data refer to a variety of years, generally not more than two years distant from those specified.

From the language? Actually they are distant from any kind of communication as they are not a real communication.

The world's most distant from the life and death is not separated from, but I stand before you you do not know that I love you.

A planet more distant from the sun than Earth is also has an atmosphere too thin to trap what little of the sun's heat is available.

Pot made me feel distant from my misery at Home, and I started smoking and drinking on a daily basis.

Like the actor in the video, Menendez often felt anxious and angry. He became distant from family and friends.

Electromagnetic switch and push button switch should be firmly installed at the place reasonably distant from the pump.

RSS servers can be geographically distant from the primary server, serving as remote back-up servers in disaster-recovery scenarios.

Dullness and loneliness were common problems of the families who generally lived distant from one another.

Despite modern means of communication, people are distant from each other in metropolises.

At sunset they reached the house of one of their neighbors eight miles distant from Monticello .

The long-band radar stays about 15 miles distant from the storm and looks at the entire rotating storm system.

Even though it appears frozen when very distant from us, a black hole soon drops its icy stillness as it gets nearer.

So far Republicans and Democrats remain distant from reaching a deal.

Such debates seem distant from the men of the 1st battalion of the Welsh Guards, pushing grittily along the Shamalan canal.

While I may be a member of the party, I will always stick to myself and be distant from the other members.

This combination enables the base nodes or Network Deployment cells to be located geographically distant from the job manager itself.

From the survey to the new teachers of county S, the new teachers' vocational diatheses are still distant from the vocational expectation.

Two years on and Catherine has become close friends with Edgar, growing more distant from Heathcliff.

The lesion developed during a period of two years on a site distant from the patient' s present ostomy.

The sand is distant from his beloved only two inches now.

Read Rabindranath Tagore's "in the world the India poet is the most distant from when " making me drop a few silent tears.

he had pierced yet another solitude, the one that up until then had denied human speech between people distant from one another.

He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records.

He joins the Communist Party and gets involved in local politics, growing more distant from his family.

Companies that operate in the stages relatively more distant from consumption begin to discover they are incurring heavy accounting losses.

Guan Zhong responded, saying: " A person distant from the ruler cannot control those who are close to the ruler. "

Evacuation routes are well-signed, and vertical evacuation is available in areas distant from high ground.

Of all humans, Australians are most distant from the Africans and most closely resemble their neighbors, the Southeast Asians.

The sites that are distant from Chicxulub show evidence of only one impact.

Nylon: Compared to long ago, it feels like [you've] become slightly distant from society's attention.

Otherwise he will risk leaving Japan even more distant from its neighbors and friends than before.

In its surface were two iron staples, distant from each other about two feet, horizontally.

The mayor occasionally seemed distant from voters and late to respond to local crises.

"I feel very distant from the royal family, " says Ms. Coates.

The book should be held about six inches distant from the eyes.

In order to avoid causing unnecessary failures, Yuba should try to install the sprinklers is distant from the location.

The bus station is one hundred meters distant from our school.

The place is six miles distant from the sea.

The sun is distant from the earth.

In China, people consider art mysterious and holy, and things connected with it is a little distant from the real life.

Make this enemy distant from me, who desires to lead me astray and seeks to destroy my race. It is by him that Eve has been lost.

Women who have temporarily set their careers aside for family reasons can often feel increasingly distant from their spouses.

There are those who renounce the kingdom of dreams that they may not seem distant from the dreamless.

You may feel numb and dazed, withdrawn and distant from other people.

If China wants to keep these instruments of American power distant from its shores, it can beseech Pyongyang to behave itself in the future.

Please keep the book six inches distant from your eyes.

Of course, there is another Maryland, distant from the federal government.

Would we feel too distant from our daughters, our grandson, and other loved ones?

Most distant from the center or inside; outmost.

The airport is about ten miles distant from the city.

In the process, theybecome more distant from ordinary people, losing whatever empathy they may oncehave had.

My company is five miles distant from my home.

Ozone is more prevalent in places distant from highways.

He lives five miles distant from here.

But today, we can see the water without any obstacles, and the waterfalls seemed far more distant from us, it was much too quiet here.

The distant star is far distant from the earth.

But it's a few years, his position a high, more and more distant from the ground also.

They are distant from each other only three inches.

The center of the city is about 10 miles distant from the station.

KPMG insists it can keep the two functions suitably distant from each other.

perhaps they are decline and fall, or they are more and more distant from us.

In today's s, hand made things more and more distant from the us have. . .

I wanna be more and more distant from the crowded acquainted world, which always tires me.

The school is three miles distant from the station.

Car finally started slowly, I more and more distant from their parents, but leave the future of universities and closer.

Noise barriers shall be erected close to, but no further than 20 metres distant from, plant in operation; and

It is the good fortune of many to live distant from the scene of present sorrow;

junior English teacher loves platform and keeps distant from student;

Clean land is dozens of miles distant from us But the vehicles we invent cannot take us there

glumes 1 or 2, both small, lower glume usually very small, usually distant from lower lemma, with vestigial remnants of subtended buds;

Many viruses produce disease at sites distant from their point of entry

a country very distant from our own

a house a mile distant from town