- - Ace service returned at a distance
- - Flyers return to a remote distance
- - returning, air force area is a long way off
- - A return of service from a distance
- - A long way from a farm
- - An old copper, thing chucked a great distance
- - At or to a distance
- - at a distance, poetically
- - Not up close, from a distance
- - A UK force returns from a long distance
- - A great distance from here
- - A good distance for a reduced fare
- - a fellow artist returning at a distance
- - Many miles in the distance
- - A great distance covered by safari?
- - a long way off in the r.a.f., army, navy, etc.
- - Where a shy person can love from
- - Nadal returns from a distance
- - At a distance or miles away
- - In the distance Aladdin's enemy loses head
- - From a distance,"I watched him from ..."
- - A long way off a seafaring centre
- - Off in a distance
- - Love from ... (have a secret crush on)
- - Watch from ... (from a distance)
- - Long-distance motorists meeting resistance touring France
- - From ... (at a distance)
- - first character joining raf manoeuvre at a distance
- - A ranch perhaps not miles in the distance
- - a long distance off
- - at or from or to a great distance
- - in leaf a rose-bush seen from a distance
- - Can barely see safari from this distance
- - Not close at hand
- - At some distance
- - A good way off
- - Not at hand
- - Quite a ways away
- - From a great distance
- - A ways off
- - Quite some distance off
- - At some remove
- - A long way away
- - From a considerable distance
- - A distant point
- - A distance
- - From some distance
- - From quite a distance
- - At the horizon
- - From ...... (at some distance)
- - Come from ...... (travel a long way)
- - Admire from ...... (appreciate at a distance)
- - A way off
- - Worshipper's distance?
- - Worship from ...... (adore from a distance)
- - Way off, distance-wise
- - To a distance
- - Quite some distance away
- - Quite a ways off
- - Quite a distance away
- - Off at a distance
- - Hardly within shouting distance
- - From a remote location
- - From a long way
- - Come from ...... (travel long distances)
- - At quite a distance
- - At a good distance
- - A way away
- - A great way off
- - Worshiper's distance?
- - Some distance removed
- - Requiring a two-day trip, say
- - Quite some way away
- - Quite some way
- - Quite distantly
- - Quite a long way off
- - Quite a long distance away
- - Not at hand, to say the least
- - Not at all nigh
- - Not at all close
- - Come from ... (miles away)
- - .... Cry from Kensington, Muriel Spark novel
- - how one travels in seafaring
- - Romeo saw Juliet from here
- - One travels thus in seafaring
- - Some way off, an armed service can return to it
- - where you might worship from
- - 'I came from .... just to say 'Bonsoir!'': Lafayette in 'Hamilton'
- - Way, way out there, way old
- - View from ... (distantly observe)
- - Beyond sight
- - From way out
- - word rhymed with "star" in "we three kings"
- - Kilometers away
- - Hunter's trip ignoring outsiders some way off
- - "sons from ......" (cynthia voigt novel)
- - From ... (how secret admirers admire)
- - Many, many miles away
- - ... cry from (totally different from): 2 wds.
- - From ... (not up close)
- - Agassi's first return of service is some way off
- - Where some love from
- - Admired from ...
- - Bankers leaving safari miles away
- - Off yonder
- - Out yonder
- - Churchill's "...... Country"
- - Long way off
- - Winston Churchill's "...... Country"
- - Place to worship from
- - Worshiper's position, colloquially
- - Where some people worship from
- - Whence the Magi came
- - Not proximately
- - Whence the lovelorn worship
- - Somewhere over the rainbow
- - Out of range
- - Admire from ......
- - Where strangers may come from
- - Where some travelers come from
- - To distant spots
- - From where some worship?
- - From whence some worship
- - Beginning to cry?
- - Way, way over there
- - Some miles away
- - One place to love from
- - Many miles from here
- - Long way away
- - Like distant seating area
- - Light-years away
- - "Bearing gifts, we traverse ...."
- - "Bearing gifts, we traverse ......" ("We Three Kings" lyric)
- - Worshipper's locale, sometimes
- - Worshipper's locale, often
- - Where to love from, for the unrequited
- - Where many travelers come from?
- - Whence to admire?
- - Whence some worship
- - Van Halen "From ......"
- - Place to come from
- - Out there somewhere
- - Love from ...... (secretly adore)
- - Love from ......
- - Light years off
- - Hardly close
- - Considerably distant
- - Beyond the horizon, say
- - "They worshipped from ......"
- - Worshipper's locale, perhaps
- - Worshiper's locale, sometimes
- - Worshiper's locale, maybe
- - Worship from ...... (admire)
- - Where the wise men came from
- - Where the last row sees from
- - Where pilgrims come from?
- - Where E.T. came from?
- - Where Cherone-era Van Halen was "From"?
- - Whence the wise men?
- - Way, way over yonder
- - Way away
- - Watching from ......
- - Vance Joy "From ......"
- - Two of Sydney Carton's last words
- - Toward the horizon
- - To the ends of the earth, say
- - To distant lands
- - The other side of the world, perhaps
- - Tall ......, Iraqi base
- - Somewhere overseas, say
- - Somewhere distant
- - Saho-speaking people
- - Safest place to love from?
- - Requiring binoculars to see
- - Remote place to "worship from"
- - Over the hill, maybe
- - Out there someplace
- - Out of sight, perhaps
- - Out of range, maybe
- - On the horizon, perhaps
- - Off yonder seating area
- - Not very close
- - Not real close
- - Not near here
- - Not in the area
- - Not hard by
- - Not exactly close
- - Not even close to nigh
- - Not anigh
- - Not all that close
- - Nomadic Ethiopian
- - Muslim nomad in Eritrea
- - Miles and miles away
- - Many leagues
- - Like worst seats
- - Like Timbuktu e.g.
- - Like shows many miles away
- - Like seats many miles away
- - Like off yonder seating area
- - Last row's view
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