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Meanings of see from afar in English
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Usage of see from afar in English
1
She rode towards Euaristos whose grin she could see from afar.
2
You could see from afar the white of their eyeballs glistening.
3
It had been impossible to see from afar, the side wall of the staircase kept it in shadow.
4
I could see from afar his hard blue eyes staring at us, as if fascinated, with a queer sort of absorption.
5
Her heart was filled with that sensation which travellers in the desert feel when they see from afar the palm-trees round a well.
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Seeing from afar a very large fig-tree, he advanced in that direction.
7
Seen from afar, my life appears to contract by some mental process.
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Fitzgerald's is the classical statement of New York's romance when seen from afar.
9
Still, Carris was a large island, as he'd seen from afar.
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But I was always good at Seeing from Afar, and Camelot fascinated me.
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To be seen from afar now, they drew many a shot toward themselves.
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The Wady is seen from afar, the Ghadir only on arriving near the descent.
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The route of the pageant could be seen from afar, cleanly outlined by humanity.
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Her face shone as though reflecting the lights of a city seen from afar.
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There stood the benches which Antinous had seen from afar.
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Neville, seeing from afar her mother's blue face, called Mother dear, how cold you are!