That was in faraway Sweden.

Man, they look woebegone and faraway.

The horse carried them to faraway China.

Tall, aristocratic, a faraway look in his eye?

The moon sits faraway and eats in a plate.

How did Father end up in a faraway place like Tsukushi?

Why don't we go on a long trip to faraway places exploring?

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there was a tiny kingdom,

Shipped off like cattlle to a faraway place called Florida, never to return.

In a faraway land long ago... lived a king and his fair queen.

A picture really does a lot for helping people understand life and ideas from faraway.

The American military did, the American soldiers did, with their allies, fighting in faraway battlefields.

Mr. Balkenende (Netherlands) We are capable of sending spaceships to faraway planets in search of life.

In my youth, I used to dream of visiting all the faraway kingdoms of the earth.

But there is no Darwinian payoff to sacrificing our resources to anonymous strangers, particularly those in faraway lands.

Others, like Gelly, chose to help those who have migrated here from faraway lands in search of a better life.

Now, however, banks use models conjured up by faraway financial wizards to mass produce credit and a range of derivative products.

I stood on that shore and I looked across to that long, long faraway horizon and I asked myself, do you have it?

Some Europeans apparently regard Cuba as a faraway country whose fate they need take no interest in, because they have problems of their own.

They also who dwell in faraway places are afraid at your wonders. You call the morning's dawn and the evening with songs of joy.

When I leave tomorrow for that unknown, faraway place, my funeral will naturally be held in Akka I have no other home so says my father.

It was difficult if not, imp ossible, to travel significant distances. It was not even very easy to get news about what happened in faraway places.

Job losses occurred in Mississippi and Louisiana however, they also occurred in faraway Michigan, where layoffs of almost 3,000 auto workers were directly attributed to the hurricanes.

He found a file explaining 20 recommendations for a good propagandist , on how to use emotions , the necessity to connect alarm with 'home' not with 'faraway regions', and so on .

And a month ago, the 23rd of September, I stood on that shore and I looked across to that long, long faraway horizon and I asked myself, do you have it?

For starters, the Mediterranean Sea has been all but abandoned to human smugglers. The Mare Nostrum is gradually becoming the kind of vast and watery mass grave described by a faraway poet.

When French President Nicolas Sarkozy put forward Strauss Kahn s name to run the IMF, he meant to park a past and potentially future rival in a faraway place about which people cared little.

Europe must send a clear signal that Ukraine, unlike Czechoslovakia to Neville Chamberlain in 1938, is not some faraway place of which it knows little, but rather an integral part of the European project.

An individual who didn t distinguish between his or her own child and an unknown child in a faraway land who felt the same love and the same obligation toward both would hardly be human anymore.

For many of those present the notion of war and armed conflict may, fortunately, be associated with history or faraway events. But for my people it is a cruel reality and a bloody daily routine.

I'd go to a faraway end of the beach and write post cards and letters and keep up my third person journal till it was time to meet him outside the bathhouses on the street.

and I will sell your sons and your daughters into the hands of the children of Judah, and they will sell them to the men of Sheba, to a faraway nation, for Yahweh has spoken it.

Politically and economically exhausted, and attentive to electorates clamoring for a shift of priorities to urgent domestic concerns, Europe and America are no longer very capable of imposing their values and interests through costly military interventions in faraway lands.

These cartographers whose only common characteristic is Internet access are embracing the opportunity to depict the places that they know and love, whether to help their neighbors get around or to give faraway people a glimpse of their local environments.

If we were dogs in those faraway lands we would be sitting by the fire now, eating and getting pampered, even being protected. But here, as a human, you wait your turn you either clean their wounds or they clean yours.

And in the same way as people are more likely to go for opportunities close to where they live already, London to Kent, for example, as opposed to London to Melbourne, the gravitational effect of planets faraway is felt much less.

PRAGUE As I listened to what some Europeans were saying as my country prepared to take over the presidency of the European Union, I heard dim echoes of Neville Chamberlain s infamous description of Czechoslovakia as a faraway country of which we know little.

Or perhaps the shock will affect sovereign debt values in faraway places, as happened in 1982. It is striking that no experts public or private really have a firm grip on what could happen if there is another round of difficulties with Greek government debt.

S Are these things I think I have a mental model for it endocrine hormones are released, and faraway in the body they are picked up by some receptor, the paracrine hormones, is their effect small because they are only able to travel small distance?

Abe s interventions at the G 7, and his determination to create a legal framework for a more proactive security strategy, are proof that Japan, at long last, is constructing a foreign policy a Weltpolitik that reflects not only the global weight of its economy, but also the impact of faraway events on its national security.