far away

It does say something for the strength of this half-season, however, that Terminus feels so far away now.

The Kremlin is far away—almost 1,000 kilometers away, in fact.

“We are far, far away from ending this crisis,” said Banbury.

I live far away [at the top of a long driveway, in rural Leesburg, Va., 40 miles outside of Washington].

They thought they spotted him on at least two occasions, but he was too far away for them to grab him.

The young man from far away had not, so far as he knew, either enemies or friends at Monte Carlo.

Yet a child coming under the humanising influences of culture soon gets far away from the level of the savage.

She glanced up at him softly, under long lashes,—a thrilling glance; but he missed its radiance, for his own eyes were far away.

In the midst of accumulated wealth social justice seems as far away as ever.

In the depths of her steady gaze he saw shadows, far away, behind the open expression.