Examples of using To distant in English and their translations into Danish
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The winds of change blow from the east. We turn our gaze to distant climes, and find new and colourful inspiration.
the other is about trade voyages and travel to distant lands.
trade and voyages to distant shores and life in the North 1000 years ago.
At the same time the food tells the story of the world the Vikings met on their travels to distant places and the food cultures they met there.
on foot or in coaches, to distant places, or in a barge down the river,
we are confident that each of us travels to distant and not travel locally around the country
we are confident that each of us travels to distant and not travel locally around the country
trade and voyages to distant shores to bring you back to the Viking Age.
trade and journeys to distant lands, and life in the North 1,000 years ago.
the ships became the Vikings' homes on their long journeys to distant destinations such as America
functions may still require the control of a wider area around the primate cities in order to steer offices to distant non-controlled regions.
on foot or in coaches, to distant places, or in a barge down the river,
followed him till they could see the clouds beneath them looking like a flock of birds travelling to distant lands.
nothing about the mobilization of all his messenger force on early Sunday morning except to the runners who had been dispatched on Friday forenoon to distant cities and believer centers.
To distant friends.
I have got a doctor who disappears off to distant places.
Modern methods of preservation make the export of meat even to distant areas thoroughly feasible.
grab the handle and warp to distant planets in no time.
In 1993, this small community invested in a teleworking centre capable of offering services to distant clients.
beauty of flowers from near ourneighborhoods to distant locations.