Sentence examples for a kid away from inspiring English sources

"It would've been like when you send a kid away to university to give him a chance a chance to grow up.

There are attacks on the IRS, HMRC and the NSA (on the purposefully jaunty "Giant's Rolling Pin"), inspirations drawn from Cézanne (on "16 Shades of Blue"), and meditations on age, both her daughter's ("you don't have to throw... being a kid away" she sings on "Rose Dover") and her own.

It's her first time going, but not my first time sending a kid away for a summer.

Indeed, one suspects that the brothers may have had moments lately when they rued their never-send-a-kid-away-without-an-autograph policy.

Bill Hileman told the Los Angeles Times that his wife, Susan, who was shot that day, has been torturing herself with the idea that "She took a friend's kid away and didn't bring her back".

All the stories about Fifa, corruption, net spend, the sack race, managerial mind games and all those things that seem so important but largely serve to alienate you from the sport you fell in love with as a kid melted away over the weekend as a group of guys went out and achieved something extraordinary.

Then it's the Jewish joke, delivered with the mischievousness of a kid getting away with something.

"It was like a kid running away to join the circus," he said in an interview with The Chicago Tribune.

In fact, it's the most fun I've had with drawing since I was a kid doodling away in my class notebooks.

When a kid runs away to the streets, they're forced into the inevitable position of figuring out how to find food, secure a safe place to sleep and most importantly, avoid the predators to survive on the streets.

If you are a beginner or a kid, stay away from shotguns and gas pistols as they are usually very dangerous and powerful.