distant **

He had moved to a new job in a distant city.

When she looked at him her eyes were clear but distant.

The voice seemed to come from a place almost as distant.

And he looked with great interest at the distant figure.

I hope to see mother and child in the not too far distant future.

She had a distant look in her eyes, looking at something I could not see.

When you were at the front, everything else was distant.

He was not thinking of the distant years and what they might bring.

I never actually saw him looking after other women, but he became rather distant.

But in her distant university days she was a very different person.

At a point and time not too distant in the past, I had three lives.

The game takes place some time in the distant future.

I think more people would be doing so in the not to distant future.

The series is set in the not too distant future.

He looked through her to some distant time and place.

Then he heard a distant voice, which turned out to be his own.

I heard the sound, but the words were too distant to make out.

Yet I was far more distant in the past now.

I will be taking a child to a distant place.

The place was on the Sound, and only a few miles distant.

His dark eyes had lost their distant look as he looked down on the baby.

Then the words had seemed right - and very distant.

He said his brother had seemed distant in recent months.

Not the parents, or even the teachers, but some distant central office.

But that was in the distant days of the Clinton administration.