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distance

[dis-tuhns] / ˈdɪs təns /




Example Sentences

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Despite being separated by distance, age and language, he and the woman became infatuated with one another, prosecutors said.

From The Wall Street Journal

When asked by Prof Mason whether he would describe the distance between Nicole and Xielo as being a "significant" distance, he said: "On the balance of probabilities, yes ma'am."

From BBC

It said the cardinal "distances himself from Monsignor Micheletti's statements and expresses his disappointment over what happened" and stated its "commitment to the protection of its artistic and spiritual heritage" against misuse or exploitation.

From BBC

Only hours later - after Joanne finally spotted the rescue boat in the distance - did she know he was safe.

From BBC

Going back a few decades, many European and American stars would not travel to Melbourne because of the distance and a general feeling it lacked prestige.

From BBC