We keep a distance from each other because we can.
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Keep a distance from people who are coughing or sneezing.
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Professionally, Tony and Jordan have kept a distance from Chris.
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So I wanted to keep a distance from the government.
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The backdrop: Ma has long kept a distance from Chinese politics.
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Half a dozen police stood at a distance from the protesters.
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Half a dozen police stood at a distance from the protesters.
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Once she arrived, they didn't keep a distance from one another.
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And all of this is accessible at a distance from our phones.
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Los Angeles was able to keep Utah at a distance from there.
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I can get such a distance from them I forget I did them.
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Busy overseeing Kenkeleba House, he kept a distance from the mainstream art world.
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Both Kathy and her husband lived quite a distance from their own parents.
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Half a dozen policemen stood outside Jawar's house at a distance from the protesters.
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Still, Trump has kept himself at a distance from GOP lawmakers in recent comments.
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I think I have a distance from the cocktail culture because I drink alone.
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He planted himself a distance from the table, to better field her faster shots.
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Rather, hygiene practices like handwashing and keeping a distance from infected people work better.
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Mr. Rock has mostly kept the audience at a distance from his private life.
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Both were born to wealth, but at a distance from the centers of power.
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It's incredibly impressive, even if it's a distance from how Voliro envisions the final product.
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I needed to keep a distance from it and let people get on with it.
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Journalists sit at a distance from one another as they hear from Marine Corps Gen.
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This story is, however, told at a distance — from Nathaniel's perspective, years after the action.
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Avoid touching your face, and maintain a distance from anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
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Stealth launches ensure the image of each is kept at a distance from the mothership brand.
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"Keeping a distance from media or news is a good way of escaping reality," she notes.
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There's already been some messaging from the GOP keeping a distance from Trump in congressional races.
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"The Molotov cocktails they throw are mainly to create a distance from the police," he said.
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It was fast action, inside (where it's comparatively dim) and at a distance from court-side.
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Such a distance from urbanisation may just be the secret to the remarkable beauty of the place.
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She is not standing at a distance from biotechnology; she is engaged with its processes and mechanisms.
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The President sees one West Wing satrap and Cabinet official after another finding a distance from him.
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Future observations could tell scientists how the planet ended up at such a distance from its star.
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Moreover, Ireland dismissed reported ideas including physical checks on goods at a distance from the border itself.
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She's led a life that has often put her at a distance from Chekhov's "contented, happy" person.
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Pity, on the other hand, connotes superiority and allows the pitier to maintain a distance from the pitied.
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As seen on their police dashcam video, they stayed inside the car and maintained a distance from Mann.
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The customs of The New York Times keep critics at a distance from the people we write about.
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He was seen adhering to health protocols by maintaining a distance from others on a dock. pic.twitter.com/Q7DrRIkUFS
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Several dozen protesters demonstrated outside the resort but were kept at a distance from the candidate and course.
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There is a big brawl going on in Mr. Berlin's puzzle, so keep a distance from the grid.
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He seemed torn between keeping a distance from the whole process and controlling it as much as possible.
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It holds itself at a distance from the viewer — due, in part, to the soaking in of the paint.
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It is quiet and observational, often staying at a distance from its subjects and emphasizing stillness in its compositions.
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They also generally launch at a bit of a distance from the actual performance area, cutting showtime even tighter.
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"They originally formed at a distance from the Sun of one-third to three times Earth's distance," Bose said.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is publicly keeping a distance from his son Levi Sanders's congressional campaign in New Hampshire.
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"She was out on a rocky point, a bit of a distance from the developed trail," Quinley tells PEOPLE.
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So much so that I felt a distance from myself, as if I was outside of my own body.
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Although it was quite a distance from my Brooklyn apartment, the trip was a welcome sojourn into my past.
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Major hospitals are one of the few places in the city where keeping a distance from others seems difficult.
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"I now feel like it's good to have a distance from those hip places, but a very short distance."
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"The Cuban regime closely controlled the Obama visit—they purposely kept him at a distance from people," he said.
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With a voice forged far from Essex, I must keep Ryan silent and at a distance from hotel staff.
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"Even though when we are a distance from each other or not together, we still keep the communication," Djokovic added.
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Living at a distance from his classmates meant that AIM was Zuckerberg's main form of socialization with friends after school.
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At least three of them are at a distance from their sun that would allow Earth-like oceans and temperatures.
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The open stores still have reduced hours and are limiting seating to keep customers at a distance from one another.
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We were already experiencing financial strain and living at a distance from family, plus I was completing a master's thesis.
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The snow line existed in the disk at a distance from the star where its heat couldn't maintain liquid water.
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So this 20th-century Industrial Age-model of democracy, where rulers are at a distance from the public, is gone.
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"You took the money and then say that you want to keep a distance" from the government, wrote one blogger.
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The videos show armed men casually standing at a distance from migrants and unarmed UCP volunteers sometimes offering them water.
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Visitors to the Humboldt Park lagoon are being asked to keep a distance from the water until authorities rescue the gator.
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Meunier says he has seen bears in the area before, but the animals usually remain at a distance from his home.
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"There is a distance from this (market access)...It cannot happen before the second review is concluded," Stournaras told Greek lawmakers.
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And when they landed, they amounted to a bizarre effort to keep protesters and demonstrations at a distance from the convention.
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There is that sense of expanse possible only at a distance from Manhattan, and of evenings brought to an early close.
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To complicate matters, his father is a preacher, and Miles's distance from the church is also a distance from their relationship.
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From an actor's point of view, it must have been hard to keep a distance from the relentlessness of these themes.
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No other sport boasts a stronger international community, and we've held ourselves at a distance from that community for too long.
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They are also a distance from the base's central power plant that requires maintaining long pipes to transport heat to them.
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Traveling at grade along the waterfront, the light rail would especially benefit people living and working at a distance from the subways.
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Many had kept a distance from the billionaire businessman even as they acknowledged they would eventually support whoever wins the GOP nomination.
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They are easy prey for such conspiracy theories because language and cultural barriers keep them at a distance from mainstream health care.
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Using a term like "illegal" creates a distance from meaningful conversations about immigration, and allows people to oversimplify a very human problem.
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About a quarter of those planetary systems have a planet at a distance from the star that would allow for liquid water.
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While some other European leaders have kept a distance from Trump, Macron has worked hard to remain close to the U.S. president.
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The presidency has long been a lonely, isolating office, with security concerns keeping the commander in chief at a distance from the public.
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Injured players train and rehab by themselves, locked into individualized regimens and at a distance from the games that might give them meaning.
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Astronomers are most keenly searching for planets in a star's "habitable zone" — a distance from the star where liquid water could conceivably exist.
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In Karlshamn, Ansari's grave lies next to two others with Afghan and Arabic names, at a distance from the rest of the cemetery.
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Esintokan said whether Imamoglu would be equal to the task would depend on him maintaining a distance from the CHP's traditional secularist stance.
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Brian Whiteley: The white wall space doesn't really invite interaction and the idea of exclusivity puts people at a distance from the work.
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" He said he was well aware of his father's advice about keeping a distance from politicians, and said, "I think it's good advice.
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He took a handful of something I couldn't recognize at a distance from his pocket, and put it on top of the wall.
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First daughter Ivanka Trump told "Fox & Friends" in an interview Monday morning that she prefers to keep a distance from affairs of state.
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André and Lucien Lurton were the dominant figures of their generation in the family dynasty, but they kept a distance from each other.
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Mr. Podhoretz lived with his parents, commuting across a distance, from Brooklyn to Manhattan, that was as vast culturally as it was geographically.
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President Macri has kept a distance from the issue, even as he's encouraged debate and promised not to veto a bill that passes.
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"She whose breath is tainted should never speak before eating and she should always stand at a distance from her lover's face," he wrote.
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When he travels on presidential business, Trump has opted instead for smaller venues that keep him at a distance from members of the public.
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But even at a distance from power, his words remain a constant source of frustration and angst for Democrats and, perhaps more often, Republicans.
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The open stores still have reduced hours and are limiting seating to keep customers at a distance from one another, Starbucks said last week.
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They inelegantly hold glasses of wine while sitting at a distance from each other — an off-kilter, uncomfortable arrangement that adds to the disquiet.
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Grey seals need ice - which helps them keep a distance from predators like wolves or foxes - in order to breed pups during the winter.
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The three singles appeared on "The Heist" (2012), an immensely successful album that seemed to exist at a distance from the hip-hop mainstream.
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Both of us had been the fattest kids in our high school classes, held at a distance from classmates by virtue of our bodies.
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Fox is a documentarian, and she knows turning a true story into a film can put the audience at a distance from what's happening.
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If the public persona she's presented as a control freak is real, she probably approved all the posts, anyway, while maintaining a distance from them. .
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He may be a megastar, but he still maintains a distance from the public, teasing tunes and putting on occasional shows but giving little away.
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Government officials walked at a distance from the main marchers, away from any overt displays of nationalism, and they were kept separate by security forces.
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"Children need support and togetherness, and should not be kept at a distance from the person who is ill," she said in the Facebook post.
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Even Geert Wilders, the country's anti-Europe, anti-immigrant, anti-establishment firebrand, has kept a distance from Moscow, unlike populist leaders in France and Italy.
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That said, the damage was contained to the front-line reception area, which sits across a compound at a distance from the embassy building itself.
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She never married and has maintained a distance from her siblings and personal acquaintances since moving into her childhood home - the presidential Blue House - in 2013.
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Attacks became predictable and fizzled out on the edge of the area as Tunisia closed down space and kept England safely at a distance from goal.
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Americans have always been able to identify with Eliza's Horatio Alger narrative of self-creation, but the priggish Higgins stands at a distance from our affections.
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Mr. Castellucci places the action at a distance from us, behind a softening scrim that flattens the dimensions, making stage images into canvases that come alive.
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At Wolmer's Trust High School for Boys, classmates called him Mary, and he kept a distance from his more popular older brother, to spare him embarrassment.
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This small storefront gallery, in Chinatown, is a distance from Canal Street, but well worth a walk for the local debut of the artist LaKela Brown.
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If that is the case, then keeping a distance from China could be advantageous, since it has become a punching bag for American politicians across ideologies.
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Dr. Schaffner cautioned anyone traveling to China to avoid visiting live animal markets and to keep a distance from all live animals, including domesticated farm animals.
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Both these methods of deployment provide the very crucial advantage of keeping ground troops at a distance from enemy tanks – and hopefully very safely beyond their reach.
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We know very little about Earn at this point; he stands at a distance from us, even as he seemingly ends up on a quest with Darius.
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That augurs well for core consumer prices, which rose 0.5 percent in July from a year earlier - still quite a distance from the BOJ's 2 percent target.
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Many can't take the recommended precautions to avoid contracting COVID-19, like washing hands often and keeping a distance from sick people, Business Insider's Holly Secon reported.
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However, the exact circumstances of his fall were not clear as security cameras did not capture the incident and some reports placed him a distance from police.
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Customs checks would take place at a distance from the Ireland-Northern Ireland border - which will have become the border of the EU's tariff-free internal market.
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The Shabab has also declared war on pro-Islamic State cells in Somalia, most of which operate at a distance from Mogadishu in the northeastern Puntland region.
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Even as Mr. Kushner seeks to keep a distance from the family business in his new role, his persistent ties to the company have come under scrutiny.
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I appreciate that I'm a distance from finishing at the moment, but I really don't feel a meaningful connection to any of Persona 5's cast yet.
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When he quarrels with an O'Donnell, a Fiorina, or a Kelly, Trump can't keep a distance from the argument, and can't help becoming ensnared by his own anger.
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Additionally, the idea of a large planet at such a distance from the Sun isn't actually that unlikely, according to Bruce Macintosh, a planetary scientist at Stanford University.
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Reflecting on his nearly three decades covering tech, he said the job allowed him to track major tech trends at a distance from the companies making them happen.
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Since he lives quite a distance from his fields, Mr. Mutmain built makeshift huts for the workers to rest in during the afternoon and sleep in at night.
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"I started to feel such a distance from the things I was doing, as if I was under some kind of anesthetic," he told the New York Times.
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Moulton said that his symptoms have been improving and noted that he even went out for a run on Tuesday while trying to keeping a distance from others.
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When Arabs arrived in the seventh century, they preferred to live at a distance from it, on the western bank, where the modern city of Mosul is today.
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At the same time, he's worked to keep at a distance from Trump, criticizing him and arguing that voters will be able to differentiate Kirk's stances from Trump's.
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Against the euro, the rouble shed 0.3 percent to 76.68 but hovered at a distance from its weakest level since MArch 2016 of 80.50 it hit earlier this week.
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Though she's largely kept a distance from Trump's first two years in office, Tiffany has joined her siblings at official appearances, including the White House Christmas Tree lighting ceremony.
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On a nearby outdoor porch, an oil menorah was perched on a stool and encased in a glass box with golden trim, set at a distance from the house.
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While the rest of the "Black Panther" cast became a tight-knit unit, Jordan kept a distance from his fellow actors, believing it would help fuel his character's resentment.
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Many don't have the luxury of taking the recommended precautions to avoid contracting COVID-19, like handwashing and keeping a distance from sick people, Business Insider's Holly Secon reported.
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Keep a distance from people who are coughing or sneezing, if possible, as the virus seems to spread through droplets in the air from a cough or a sneeze.
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India, wary of upsetting Arab nations on which it was dependent for oil, and heeding the sentiments of its own large Muslim minority, kept a distance from Israel for decades.
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Against the euro, the rouble was steady at 79.82 , hovering at a distance from levels around 23 seen before the latest sell-off wave that gained momentum in early August.
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"It is at such a distance from official claims that, in terms of civilian deaths, this may be the least transparent war in recent American history," Khan and Gopal wrote.
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Those stops were designed to keep Trump at a distance from the most devastating damage in and around Houston, which has experienced historic flooding after Hurricane Harvey's landfall on Friday.
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At times, the alternative jet would park at a distance from the other one to avoid attention, the paper added, and crew members were discouraged from discussing Immelt's travel arrangements.
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In this moment, can anyone, other than the most privileged, live at enough of a distance from pressing issues, like human rights violations, discrimination, and the planet's health, to saunter?
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Many don't have the luxury of taking the recommended precautions to avoid contracting COVID-19, like handwashing and keeping a distance from sick people, as Business Insider's Holly Secon reported.
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In the White House's view, according to the memo, those Republicans who are running at a distance from Mr. Trump may come to regret it when the votes are cast.
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He was so privacy-conscious that he would often take unusual precautions, like talking at a distance from any nearby cell phones out of fear of potential eavesdroppers, Basson said.
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Many don't have the luxury of taking the recommended precautions to avoid contracting COVID-19, like handwashing and keeping a distance from sick people, as Business Insider's Holly Secon reported.
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Many don't have the luxury of taking the recommended precautions to avoid contracting COVID-19, like handwashing and keeping a distance from sick people, as Business Insider's Holly Secon reported.
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Even if I tried to hold myself at a distance from film criticism in France, I couldn't really stop myself from looking at what people were saying about the movie.
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But, still, the cramped sentences on the pro side won out, and Lev enrolled in the new school, a bit of a distance from where we live in Tel Aviv.
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Outlets reported in advance of Uber's decision that, if selected as CEO, Whitman was expected to keep ousted CEO Travis Kalanick at a distance from the ride-hailing firm's operations.
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Macri has not come out in favor of the bill and has tried to keep a distance from the discussion, encouraging those within his party to keep the discussion civil.
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The clear result is a distance from the reality of the Nazi regime, a fading of the moral horror that Americans with more immediate experiences with World War II felt.
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The CDC has staff in-country, at a distance from the epicenter, and does not provide information regarding location in order to protect the privacy and safety of health care professionals.
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But the Nikkei reported that in the interest of keeping Suzuki at a distance from the management of the company, the role would likely be set up away from the headquarters.
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The source hoped the review of the legislation would lead to recommendations about the independent nature of the commissioner and help the new chief keep a distance from the Home Office.
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Data on worker availability and supply going back to 1975 suggest that the employment situation is still a distance from topping, Goldman economist David Mericle said in a note to clients.
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It has performed very strongly since it bottomed out in 23.25 crowns in November 2012 but remains a distance from its all-time high of 700 crowns reached in June 2008.
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"The great themes, philosophical and existential questions...this time are approached with film-makers taking a distance from the brutality of reality," he told a press conference announcing the line-up.
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The Journal report also alleged that the alternative jet would park at a distance from the other one to avoid attention, saying crew members were discouraged from discussing Immelt's travel arrangements.
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In contrast, the French president, Emmanuel Macron, has managed to keep a distance from the United States on policy issues while also hosting Mr. Trump on a successful visit to Paris.
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Many don't have the luxury of taking the recommended precautions to avoid contracting COVID-19, such as handwashing and keeping a distance from sick people, as Business Insider's Holly Secon reported.
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By a combination of both tradition and statute, the country's chief antitrust enforcers — the Justice Department's antitrust division and the Federal Trade Commission — operate at a distance from the White House.
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"It is at such a distance from official claims that, in terms of civilian deaths, this may be the least transparent war in recent American history," Azmat Khan and Anand Gopal report.
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There she saw thousands of reports of potentially increased genetic risk for diseases ranging from age-related macular degeneration to restless legs syndrome – quite a distance from where her genealogy quest started.
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He had maintained a distance from the occupiers, while arguing, like many local residents, that he thought the Bundys had given the ranching community a platform they never had access to before.
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Otherwise, you'll be connecting the two pads together with a little bridging bar and using them at a distance from your phone or PC, like this: Will it come to other phones?
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These series feature: dozens of characters; complicated and overlapping plots; a distance from our own reality; and, with notable exceptions, limited interiority (you don't know what most characters are thinking or feeling).
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Though they are smaller and likely younger than the Milky Way's bubbles, the NGC 3079 bubbles are easier to observe in full because they are located at a distance from our galaxy.
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His wife, Gerda (Alicia Vikander), also an artist, is the emotional center of the film, in part because Mr. Redmayne's performance, while technically flawless, keeps the audience at a distance from Lili's experience.
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However, corruption allegations against members of Temer's cabinet and leaders of his Brazilian Democratic Movement Party have put the new government on the defensive and forced it to keep a distance from Cunha.
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The demilitarized zone is heavily fortified, lined with mines and barbed-wire fences, and is regularly patrolled by troops on both sides, while still keeping those forces at a distance from one another.
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The United States has suspended longstanding efforts to create a safe zone in Syria near the Turkish border that would have kept Turkish forces and Syrian fighters at a distance from each other.
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In his memoirs, Mr. Zhao said that he tried to keep a distance from ideological fights with conservatives aghast at the liberal direction that China was taking, preferring to focus on economic policy.
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We'll never know the extent of the fraud because internationally-recognized election observers were not allowed into the country to monitor the voting, and reporters were kept at a distance from polling sites.
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Like all XC90s, they are outfitted with driver-assistance technology that maintains a certain speed, keeps the car in its lane on the highway and maintains a distance from the car in front.
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Only those on the inner cabins have been allowed on to the main deck for fresh air, under strict instructions that they wear face masks and gloves and keep a distance from each other.
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My mother was the tenuous connection to our family, a family she kept at a distance from herself and, subsequently, to me, connected by the thinnest of bonds that simply broke when she died.
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A royal correspondent is claiming journalists are allegedly being kept at a distance from Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle during official engagements so that they can't overhear any remarks that might breach royal protocol.
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For all the heat the Steinle case generated, however, her family kept a distance from the campaign, occasionally breaking their silence to voice discomfort with the way her death had become a political grenade.
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When Autopilot and the Autosteer feature are activated, the system maintains the speed of the Tesla while keeping a distance from the vehicle in front of it, keeps it in its lane and changes lanes.
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Why it matters: This staggering number of deaths "is at such a distance from official claims that, in terms of civilian deaths, this may be the least transparent war in recent American history," per NYT.
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The irony and sharp edges of Stravinsky's score, as well as the humor of the madcap staging, keep us at a distance from the action, able to witness Tom's downfall with a cool, critical eye.
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It was notable that it was Mr. Kerry who delivered the speech rather than President Obama, who has long kept a distance from Middle East peace negotiations, a pursuit he has always doubted would succeed.
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If you're concerned about your exposure, Li suggested, avoid or keep a distance from sources of non-ionizing radiation — and be sure not to wear your cellphone on your body or put it to your head.
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But despite having legally compliant break times, workers noted they had to walk quite a distance from their main work area to the break area, which greatly diminished how much time they had left to rest.
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In the camp, most of them were kept at a distance from Ms. Power's security-surrounded entourage, as proud officials showed off the clinic, classroom and the outdoor kitchens with coal pots hanging over fire pits.
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Mr. Sanchez, 43, an immigrant from Mexico who once worked the farm fields but now owns three trucks, said he has taken notice of the rise in murders here, but always felt a distance from them.
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Sonja is middle-aged and successful as a translator of gruesome Swedish thrillers, and yet she finds herself perpetually at a distance from everyone around her; her life, ironically, is a series of failed attempts at communication.
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"The element that unites many of Gonella's works is the reference to fragments of memory and fleeting visions, translated in painting through the desire to keep a distance from a strictly mimetic vision," the press release reads.
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It also asked staff to speed up sales as the figure so far - at 71 billion yuan ($403 billion) as of the end of July - was still a distance from the full-year target of 160 billion yuan.
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It also asked staff to speed up sales as the figure so far - at 71 billion yuan ($10.1 billion) as of the end of July - was still a distance from the full-year target of 160 billion yuan.
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Using a fixed camera and a mix of medium shots and head-and-shoulder close-ups, Mr. Depardon maintains a distance from everyone in the interview rooms, a vantage that could be characterized as respectful or maybe disinterested.
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Watching the parade on Sunday, state television showed Abadi sat on a throne-like chair placed between two Iraqi flags with the country's official seal behind him, and with all other officials sat at a distance from him.
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I started acting purely out of guilt for my own illness: I cleaned every surface in the apartment, badgered him about the state of his own poops, and kept him at a distance from all of my bathroom activity.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander warned the U.S. Navy to keep its warships at a distance from Revolutionary Guards speed boats in Gulf waters, a day after the United States designated the Guards as a terrorist organization.
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Now, it's quite a distance from the pressure cooker and your best paring knife, but I think you ought to be reading "Interior Chinatown," by Charles Yu. I enjoyed this Guardian dive into what fonts writers use to write.
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Best of all, they get to actually lay a hand (or at the very least, a cotton swab or tiny brush) on masterpieces that the rest of us accident-prone mortals are rightfully asked to keep a distance from.
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"It's just kind of the way he's chosen to do life, and I chose to stay close with my family, my parents and my brother," Jordan explains — implying that Aaron has elected to maintain a distance from his parents and brothers.
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But they fall under a broader umbrella of Watchmen's examination of unintended consequences, the ways that laws made at a distance from the people they're meant to protect sometimes just end up being hassles that others find ways to circumvent.
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She's come directly from training, so she's wearing sneakers and sweaty athletic clothes under her coat, but even if she had come in proper clothes, she would have still held back, standing a distance from the service, leaning against a tree.
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Wind farms must be built at a distance from housing of at least 10 times the height of the turbine, or about 1.5 to 2 km, under the law which was adopted by the lower house of parliament on Friday.
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The scene where Cleo and her employer watch the massacre/protests at a distance from inside the furniture store while Cleo is going into labor — only to then be confronted by some of the Halcones, including Fermin himself — is haunting.
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Security fencing and reviewing stands still in place from Inauguration Day kept crowds at a distance from the White House but did not stop the numbers from swelling through the afternoon, when the protesters left to march to Capitol Hill.
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One example of this, which will be assessed in forthcoming research from the HAMMER team, is a nuclear detonation at a distance from the hazardous asteroid, which would vaporize its surface causing it to be deflected from its deadly course.
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Big payments, in the form of billions of dollars in foreign aid, are essential for buying co-operation from countries (or even warlords) who operate at a distance from Europe's borders, clamping down on asylum seekers out of sight of European eyes.
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While the reason given to his subordinates was security — he narrowly missed an attempt on his life, blamed on dissidents within Taliban ranks, in December — keeping the leader at a distance from the commanders follows a pattern that became routine under Mullah Omar.
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He kept such a distance from his constituents that he did not even maintain an office in the district, which encompassed largely white middle-class Flatbush, Midwood and Marine Park as well as parts of poor African-American neighborhoods in central Brooklyn.
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Even as the survivalist movement took me a distance from my own experience (unlike Ms. Ross, I would have no idea how to kill a wild turkey and roast it for dinner), I began to wonder: What about those close to me?
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As the need to keep a distance from other people forces businesses to close, there has been a surplus of unsold food at restaurants and corporate canteens and OLIO volunteers are busy organising ways to deliver it to those most in need.
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It's quite a distance from an automated sockpuppet unmasker, but this data (no doubt shared in kind with Disqus in addition to being published) should help moderators and admins make more informed decisions when trying to make sense of the chaos that is online discourse.
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While the reason given to his subordinates was security — he narrowly missed an attempt on his life, attributed to dissidents within the Taliban ranks, in December — keeping the leader at a distance from the commanders followed a pattern that became routine under Mullah Omar.
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On the front nine, he sank a 21-footer for birdie on the par-22016 fifth, but he also faced four par putts between seven and nine feet, a distance from which he is in the bottom half of the 53-man field that remains.
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With an extensive sample of this sort it should be possible to estimate how many Earthlike worlds exist in the galaxy, and what fraction of those are located at a distance from their parent star that might permit liquid water to form on their surfaces.
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But then comes the bike, the bike services started off with simple mechanical bikes, but really, the bikes are also changing in to e-bikes and electric powered scooters, and that carries a distance from 0-3 kilometers, or miles, to more, like 33 to 10 kilometers.
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I like stories that challenge my ability to keep up, but Westworld's reliance on reveals and narrative chicanery keeps me at a distance from the narrative, perpetually trying to decode what I'm seeing — not just to get ahead of the showrunners' tricks, but for basic comprehension.
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That is quite a drop-off from German Coach Joachim Löw's 3.8 million euro salary and quite a distance from the reported 1.5 million euros per year going to the highest-paid coach of an African team — Héctor Cúper, an Argentine who manages Egypt, which already has been eliminated in Russia.
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The speech, published in 2013 by Business Insider, makes powerful reading, not least because the quality of unflinching valor evoked by Kelly sits at such a distance from Trump, a man whose fascination with the military is equaled only by his failure to come close to the "selflessness, courage and resolve" of America's troops.
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Standing a little apart from the other funeral-goers at her mother's graveside—the black-and-gray color scheme, by the scenic designer David Korins, evokes Edward Gorey's gothic palette—Lydia is a solitary mourner, at a distance from her widowed father, Charles (a very funny Adam Dannheisser), who's probably just thinking about himself anyway.
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While the implementation of social distancing — avoiding large gatherings and maintaining a distance from others — is crucial to preventing the coronavirus pandemic from intensifying, the practice could also cause a "social recession," or a collapse in social contact that especially affects populations who are most susceptible to loneliness and isolation, like the elderly, according to Vox.
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These aren't the well-connected elite observing at a distance from the VIP, the face-painted neo-hippies, or even the EDC crossover kids gloving and flitting about during Jack Ü. These are the kids in backwards caps and cargo shorts, in flower garlands and cut-offs purchased from H&M's Coachella Collection in hopes of being mistaken for one of the VIPs.
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Though it makes good medical sense to keep a distance from people who have been to an area with a high rate of infection — which today is effectively anywhere — it is foolish and malicious to hold the Chinese (or any other) people responsible for the spread of the virus, or to assume that they are somehow more likely to be its carriers.
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Some in Massachusetts's sprawling legal and immigration rights community kept a distance from Judge Joseph, in part because the evidence against her was damning: Before allowing the man to be led out of her courtroom, Judge Joseph could be heard on an audio recording instructing the court clerk to switch off the recorder in an apparent effort to conceal what they were saying.
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Young Nut was easily freaked out, with a comically suggestible imagination, and the older Nut regrets the ways this created a distance from Julius: the time he put a companionable hand on her knee and she wondered if that was what "inappropriate touch" meant; the time she was sure he was going to kidnap her, because she'd seen a TV movie about a parental abduction.
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Over in Conakry, Guinea, Nostalgie Guinée 98.2 FM was broadcasting a conversation between a number of men who sounded very angry, bordering on livid, although their energetically raised voices could also be attributed to the fact that they all seemed to be trying to speak into one microphone positioned at quite a distance from where they were sitting, possibly at the other end of some kind of cavernous hall.
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There the artist Koen Vanmechelen has created an incredible installation of "land-art": 600,000 red clay sculptures of soldiers, made by people all over the world, representing the 600,000 people who'd lost their lives in Belgium in World War I. (Make sure to see it at a distance from the viewing platform.) The soldiers, each around the size of an orange, are abstract, hunched over and pouring out across a huge expanse from a giant cracked clay egg.
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