Sentences with phrase «from faraway places»

Local food great for you because it's harvested at its peak, and it's far more sustainable than purchasing foods shipped from faraway places.

They come from faraway places like Sweden, Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands and produce all - conquering, supercar - slaying hyperexotics that generate far more horsepower, carbon dioxide, and attention than they do sales.

You will see interesting vessels on the open water, passing you on their voyages from faraway places.

«Caribbean, Filipino and Hawaiian foods and flavors have been trending recently, due to adventurous consumers with a curiosity about foods from faraway places,» notes Shannon Cushen, Fuchs» director of marketing.

On May 1, I'm diving into SUPERFOODS — and not just exotic potions and powders from faraway places — we're talking about getting to know and love plant - based ingredients with extraordinary health benefits: Iron - rich nettles, Omega -3-packed purslane, anti-inflammatory turmeric, mineral - rich sea vegetables... the list goes on!

These men - some of whom are from faraway places such as Argentina, Haiti and Mexico - have come to the Chicago area to form a professional outdoor soccer team called the Chicago Stingers.

Discover style inspiration, global trends, and products from faraway places you simply won't find at home.

Since many of the people who sign up for one of the many free online dating services available in Vancouver aren't looking to meet someone from a faraway place, their searches are usually limited to people in their area.

I read for pleasure, to learn things I want to know, to hear news from faraway places, and to keep my mind occupied when I travel.

In her third solo show in Los Angeles, titled «Various Peep Shows,» Annie Lapin continues to dip into styles and schools of painting from faraway places and far - off times.

The bus passengers are often from faraway places and are therefore unfamiliar with the laws that pertain to the location of the accident.

In other words: you can run your practice from faraway places.

For example, a travel leader could underwrite the travel for students from faraway places.

Some of the scams are going upscale — I have received actual snail mail letters from faraway places, with real stamps (well, I know that imitation is a form of philately).

For every item you pick up at a swap, that's one less item that needs to be made, packaged, and shipped from a faraway place.

Along with exotic obsidian, archeologists discovered green, brown or white chert rock at Middle Stone Age sites that appears to come from faraway places.

You will see all sorts of interesting vessels on the open water, passing you on their voyages from faraway places.

Most revenue from today's casinos is not from high rollers who have flown in from faraway places to stand in front of roulette wheels or dice tables, but from nearby residents who sit in front of high - speed slot machines that employ merciless logarithms to separate them from their money.

There are many web sites that promise international dating with interesting, sophisticated people (usually women) from faraway places.

Most dating scammers often target people who are from faraway places.

Most of the time the best information, advice, and stories we hear come to us from faraway places, whether it be by location or time.