1.  I was begin-ning to lose touch with my body, floating away to distant places.

2.  Light from distant places is not only red-shifted by the expansion of the universe, it is also old.

3.  Members from many distant places make the effort to attend and find it well worthwhile.

4.  Mysterious indigo with its connotations of protection was a substance and colour full of symbolism in the distant places of Arabia.

5.  The place of the setting sun is always a distant place, different from where we live.

6.  They were imagining the dead man in a beautiful distant place, far from the troubles of this world.

7.  Travel is easier and we are continuously bombarded with information about distant places.

8.  Some would say that there is a tendency for geologists to dig in distant places across the world on the assumption that Britain has been well explored.

9.  They came mostly from Norfolk and Suffolk, but Norwich was able to attract people from distant places.

10.  Thus, in non-anaphoric uses, How are things there?