horizon

an insubstantial mirage on the horizon

The horizon is a continuous line.

a ship appearing on the horizon;

scanning the horizon for signs of land.

The boat sailed serenely on towards the horizon.

the only cloud on the immediate horizon is raising a mortgage.

protean thinkers who scan the horizons of work and society.

A cloud of dust on the horizon announced the arrival of the cavalryman.

He descried an island far away on the horizon.

The general event horizon formula of black hole is given from null hypersurface equation.

authorial consciousness is a historical consciousness and the writerly horizon is a historical horizon.

The distribution of the heavy mental elements (HMEs) in eluvial horizons, illuvial horizons and parent material horizons of 26 agricultural soil profiles in Hainan Island was studied.

The shipwrecked sailor scanned the horizon anxiously every morning .

Although we are making good profits there is one cloud on the horizon—the government may increase taxes.

Those beautiful islands, too, disappeared on the horizon, in the cumulous clouds.

In the podzol profile the coefficients reflected the marked horizon differentiation.

This spinning area surrounding the event horizon is called the ergosphere and has an ellipsoidal shape.

And the translator's subjectivity and the text's open system have provided a new horizon to the retranslation of literary works.

For two months, it skirts the horizon without setting.

You need to widen your horizons, Clark.

He continually broadened his horizons with daring decisions.

There are few things more glamorous than the horizon except, possibly, multiple horizons.

Come on, man, expand your horizons.

Like Gadamer, strive to expand your horizon of expectations.

You could lead the effort to expand our horizons.

It is the star of hope in our dark horizon.

It is as if you are moving an unattainable horizon.

The aircraft promised new horizons, too.