from afar

To be able to look at him even if only from afar.

Many came to the school from afar because of the program.

Something I have come from afar to tell you about.

I met many people who I'd known from afar in the past.

The green place I'd seen from afar should be near.

From afar I looked at the outside of her door.

They will probably be watching from afar for some time.

But that was about all I could learn from afar.

It's a really great way to see the city from afar.

Speaking, he heard his own words as if from afar.

We have come from afar to answer a call for assistance.

When he does, I want you to follow him from afar off.

The mountain was far higher than it looked from afar.

Even from afar, you could see this in their eyes: Will that soon be me?

It was a face that could have come from afar, either in terms of space or time.

Let us destroy him from afar and continue on our way.

For example, the bishop can control the center from afar.

The famous ones are those most people know, at least from afar.

It is like looking through a window and seeing myself from afar.

It's important that the one thing be outside myself, beyond my daily experience, something I can see from afar.

Worse is the ability to take control of one's computer from afar.

The lake was probably the same body of water they had seen from afar on the previous day.

From afar, of course, they are much like their neighbors.

They speak to the ages, and are heard from afar.

I watched people from afar, it was like a stage play.