1. Distantly, to her right, she could make out the town of Chiffa.

2. Distantly, to her right, she could make out the city of Shanghai.

3. His father's distantly related to the Royal family.

4. He is distantly related to the family.

5. Distantly he heard the report of another gun.

6. I can only distantly remember all this.

7. We are distantly related .

8. His style distantly resembles that of Wilde.

9. She smiled distantly at us.

10. He heard, distantly, the sound of the sea.

11. Somewhere, distantly, he could hear the sound of the sea.

12. He claims to be distantly related to the British royal family.

13. She became distantly aware that the light had grown brighter.

14. The man just smiled distantly.

15. Distantly related species may come to resemble one another closely.

16. It seems likely, then, that genes from distantly related prokaryotes are occasionally recombined.

17. It was shaking, he noted distantly, dragging air into his lungs.

18. The first of the sirens sounded distantly and she ran to the kitchen, gathering up her belongings with hands that shook.

19. Distantly, muffled by the wind, he heard shouts from behind, but he bullied himself to ignore them.

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20. Behind him, distantly, a bugle was sounding, followed by the clank and shuffle of armoured men running.

21. He arose coldly and distantly.

22. She is closely [ distantly ] related to me.

23. In any event she Behaved distantly to him now.

24. Those two ideas are distantly related.

25. Distantly related to Molly Weasley.

26. I'd only been aware of one war in the past on television, though even then distantly.

27. Today, dressed like a housewife, she looked more human than usual, less distantly dignified.

28. Nevertheless, protein trees could be as misleading as rRNA trees for very distantly related organisms.

29. Second, close relatives must resemble each other with respect to such a character more than do distantly related individuals.

30. Intermarriage between the noble families means that all the counts are related at least distantly, and many are cousins or half-cousins.

1. Distantly, to her right, she could make out the town of Chiffa.

2. Distantly, to her right, she could make out the city of Shanghai.

31. They were too distantly seated for any conversation.

32. "Do you like this colour, Victor?" she asked. "It is fine," said Vincent distantly.

33. Both are distantly related to the raccoon, ringtail, and red panda, and a recent genetic analysis showed that they are only distantly related to each other.

34. They distantly remember that the islands were the only part of Britain occupied during the war.

35. They are very distantly followed by India, Brazil and Russia.

36. Good fortune Phuchoa opens in other shore, I distantly in this shore.

37. The artist magnifies a part of mortise and tenon joint, so that the nature outlook in Chinese ancient times could distantly correspond to urbanization process of armoured concrete.

38. It's a Lyssianasid amphipod, which is distantly related to shrimp.

39. The individuals belonged to a genetically distinct group of humans that were distantly related to Neanderthals but even more distantly related to us.

40. The hypothesized function of subcostal brace in mayflies is to strengthen the connection between distantly separated longitudinal veins because of sclerite plate at radius vein base.

41. It may derive, distantly, from8 the ancient Greek practice of offering to Artemis, goddess of the hunt and of the moon, a round honey cake into which a candle was stuck.

42. It may derive, distantly, from the ancient Greek practice of offering to Artemis, goddess of the hunt and of the moon, a round honey cake into which a candle was stuck.

43. Emma claims to be distantly related to a noble family by marriage.

44. They then compared the sequences with those of a closely related plant pathogen, Ustilago maydis, and a distantly related human pathogen, Candida albicans, which causes thrush.

45. I looked at her distantly and didn't want to disturb her.