Sentence examples for By away from inspiring English sources

KIEFER SUTHERLAND I feel very uncomfortable if too much time goes by away from these guys.

No advantage wconferred by away goals in this competition so you can maybe understand it.

Verona's question may or may not be disingenuous, but the answer provided by "Away We Go," the slack little road comedy in which it arises, is unambiguous.

New stadia are invariably built a distance away from the city centre so a lack of external facilities are noted by away fans.

The Neapolitans are passionate in the extreme and they make the third biggest stadium in Italy a cauldron that is feared by away teams and loved like a church by its people.

Crewe's only strike on goal saw Mathias Pogba's shot easily saved by away keeper David Button.

By Tuesday afternoon, the police had hung tape to keep passers-by away from a pile of refuse in front of the building that included the broken crib, a stroller and a small mattress.

Topping the list was Edward Hopper's midnight oil burning classic Nitehawks perhaps an an ideal image to keep passers-by away late at night as they pass the gem on the Westside in LA. .

Melanie (Tia Mowry), by contrast, is an ingénue dating a rookie, Derwin (Pooch Hall); she's wholesome and a good student, a kind of "Cosby Show" figure, who on the first episode tries to resist getting drawn into the meddling henhouse of football wives who are threatened by "away-game hoochies" who might sleep with their husbands.

In trademark fashion: By running away.

Viswanathan Anand also obliged by staying away.