| People near and far are deluged with congratulatory messages over the telephones. |
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| Crowds from near and far lined the streets of the beautiful fishing village in the hope to get a glimpse of the self-proclaimed diva. |
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| The castles and heritage trails are known and savoured by visitors from near and far. |
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| They travelled from near and far to join in the celebrations with many swapping tales and yarns of growing up in the area. |
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| His characteristic manner soon brought customers from near and far and his perfectness in hair styling was always much admired. |
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| In both traditions it is undefinable and unexplainable, elusive, frustratingly near and far, always so close yet just outside intellect's reach. |
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| A warm welcome home is extended to all visitors to our community who have travelled from near and far to be with loved ones this Christmas. |
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| He has been a guide, encourager and friend to many of us both near and far away. |
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| We have experienced the prayers and kindnesses of so very many friends, near and far. |
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| Cars from near and far converged in the night to watch the mountains glow red. |
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| Just stop at any public telephone booth and dial to hear messages from near and far. |
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| Her initiatives in these fields are known both near and far through a wide network of media channels. |
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| To know that people support you and your work, near and far, makes a great difference. |
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| Service to those both near and far is what successful community action is all about. |
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| It moved our hearts to see the mass of people that came from near and far to hear the Word of God. |
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| The village was charming and attracted visitors from near and far. |
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| St. Francis understood that God is the Father of all people, poor and rich, near and far, saints and sinners. |
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| Once again, the Festival was a hive of media activity, drawing press from near and far. |
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| The Union must address the causes, near and far, of these new threats to security and prosperity. |
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| After weeks and weeks of blurred vision and of holding books and paper at arm's length, the whole world, near and far, leapt into sharp focus once more. |
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| Even though this was a small regional conference, we were blessed by the attendance of guests from California, Ohio, Washington State, the United Kingdom and other places near and far. |
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| It is urgent that we stop massively wearing down our environment, both near and far, through our means of production and consumption which are leading us to the graveyard of the Elements. |
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| Ted Rogers was one of a kind, a communications visionary, a business icon, an entrepreneur without equal, a philanthropist and a proud Canadian who was respected near and far. |
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| Many thanks to all those who have co-operated in this altruistic undertaking, directed not at our current neighbours, near and far, but at all those who have not yet come aboard Spaceship Earth. |
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| Intermediaries, large and small, specialised to grease the wheels of commerce, provide the spokes to the big wheels of production and consumption in markets near and far. |
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| When the international officers got word of what was happening in this community, we knew it was the work of strong leadership and cooperation from Lions near and far. |
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| Guests from near and far come to attend the ceremony. |
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| Pray for your brothers, both near and far, for those in nations suffering the consequences of war, and those suffering the tyranny of temporary governments in this world. |
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| Think about all living things, near and far, now and in the future. |
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| Enormous progress was made these last years, with in particular very detailed measurements in near and far infrared which are not affected by dust. |
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| Over a period of years, many millions of euros have been spent on projects large and small, near and far, by and large with tremendous success and a very high profile in the countries in which they have been active. |
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| The ability to see both near and far is hindered by macular degeneration because damage to the macula causes blurriness and distortion of vision. |
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| When she publicly acknowledged that she is pan, it educated citizens near and far on what that sexuality meant and the importance of being proud of who you are. |
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| During the 19th and early 20th century, one of the main events for farmers near and far was the Christmas sale of stock from the Royal Windsor Estates. |
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