1. Email enables far-flung friends to keep in touch.

2. The news spread to all corners of our far-flung empire.

3. Her fame has reached the most far-flung corners of the globe.

4. Ferries are a lifeline to the far-flung corners of Scotland.

5. Our job is to organize the company's far-flung offices.

6. On a far-flung front we must wage war.

7. The company operates a number of far-flung offices.

8. On the contrary, far-flung, geographically dispersed organizations may remain centralized for some important business functions.

9. All the far-flung stars must be cataloged, so as to chart a course for sailors over the oceans of the Earth.

10. Instead of a single meeting place, we have far-flung, interactive telecommunications networks that extend for thousands of miles.

11. Participants come from nations as far-flung as Iceland and Japan.

12. The eldritch gulls, who navigate with their far-flung friends the rowdy sea-air above London, complicated the dream.

13. He's gone off hiking in some far-flung corner of Alaska.

14. Slowly the network fanned out, a loose, far-flung affiliation of daredevils and mavericks.

15. How do birds and fishes carry out their far-flung migrations, unless led by deities in their own image?

16. The Mormon commonwealth grew to encompass a far-flung but tightly integrated network of planned towns.

17. expeditions to the far-flung corners of the world.

18. The book also depicts scenes of Chinatowns in far-flung places like San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles, as well as in countries like Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam.

19. Using his clipped voice and precise prose, he brings to life conflicts and tragedies from far-flung locations.

20. The system of counties was essential to Frankish government, and a count could wield considerable power, particularly in far-flung regions.

21. Dance artists are starting to appear regularly in these apparently far-flung corners of Britain.

22. In recent years, its growth has stalled as it focused on consolidating its far-flung empire into a unified national company.

23. Peter had bought the car from Cohn Crabbe, that inveterate discoverer of lost cars in far-flung places.

23. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

24. We think we know it all now, and banish our far-flung ideas from this world into Space.

25. So they can come with time off work and probably on an expense account, even to a far-flung location.

26. It will be difficult for him to enforce his writ in the far-flung reaches of the country.

27. So, sometimes running and sometimes walking, she made her way quickly across the far-flung heath.

28. One friend, a lawyer, swears by e-mail because it helps her keep in touch with far-flung friends.

29. New highways, like Dublin M50 beltway, are opening regularly, and even the most seemingly far-flung single-lane roads are well paved.

30. At Ebertfest I met Monica Valero, wife of my Far-Flung Correspondent Gerard, and through my blog I met Marie Haws and Kelly Eddington.

31. The migration continues today, as the younger "guest people" travel to far-flung locales seeking gainful employment.

32. But travel further into remote forests and far-flung villages and you will be travelling back in time -- the past lingers here, in huts and on the faces of landless labourers and forest dwellers.

33. Pasttrips have included a honeymoon to far-flung Patagonia, Chile and Machu Picchu, and a luxury corporate retreat in the jungles of Cambodia.

34. He points out that whereas the heads of the NIH and other far-flung agencies are all political appointees, the OMB is part of the White House.

35. But by comparing five genes from 96 far-flung blind snake species, the researchers were able to create a map of the snakes' evolutionary family tree.

36. Although hardware stays in one place, "virtual machines" consuming processing power can jump around, even between far-flung data centres.

37. In 1872, a dry-goods salesman named Aaron Montgomery Ward wearied of visiting far-flung stores, so he mailed descriptions of goods directly to rural residents.

38. Lorries come and go like honeybees, taking the goods to far-flung parts of Europe or to airports near Madrid and Zaragoza for freighting to China or Brazil.

39. The UNIX command line readily downloads and uploads files, connects to remote computers, and interrogates the state of far-flung servers and networks.

40. This is a land where ancient rice-terrace amphitheatres lie concealed in thick mountains, and thousands of far-flung islands lie in wait for the intrepid explorer's beach towel.

40. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

41. The confidence to change code and find those far-flung errors is the hallmark of pervasive unit testing.

42. The design of the working mechanism of the scraper has experienced a far-flung process from "manual computation" to "electronic compution".

43. There, a "floating population" of the destitute from far-flung corners of the nation arrives by the carload, hoping that Shanghai will be the land of plenty.

44. Another is the fact that labour is cheaper and factories built out west allow workers to stay closer to home, rather than migrate to far-flung manufacturing hubs.

45. Not so much tigers as cats, however you want to look at it. The kittens of a far-flung province.

46. She has now received orders from Japan, Italy, Brazil and other far-flung locations all over the world.

47. Andre Bazin, the famous French flim theorist, had far-flung influence on not only the world movies, but also the Chinese filmic theories and practice.

48. We cannot fly, that's why the voyage of the eudaemonia is far-flung.

49. Extracting the contents of so many far-flung data sets requires a sophisticated kind of computational guessing game.

50. Research on information behavior is far-flung and agelong, its domains are increasingly abundant(), its methods and measures are more and more diversified.

51. Her video for the song shows her in a jumpsuit bearing the flags of Greenland and the Faroe Islands, far-flung territories controlled by Denmark.

52. She's become a doomsday den mother to groups as far-flung as Asia and Russia.

53. Fortification of his far-flung empire necessitated a vast building program, the crowning achievement of which was the Temple of Jerusalem.