Sentence examples for a man away from inspiring English sources

He then returns to the square, where police officers are aggressively dragging a man away.

"It might take a man away from home maybe 50 nights to sit and learn it," he said.

Douglas rejected a submission by Thomson's defence barrister Greg James that the offending was the result of "the frailties of a man away from home".

Liston could put a man away with his jab; he was not much for dancing, but then neither was Joe Louis.

Link said he suspected there was considerable embarrassment, even within the Communist party itself, "at the prospect of putting a man away for tweeting".

Hence Two Weeks, a song about wooing a man away from a sexless relationship, features the line "I can fuck you better than her".

"It is accounted a sin to turn any man away from your door," Tacitus wrote.

OSCAR WILDE is said to have defined an expert as an ordinary man away from home giving advice.

Up in the stands, as security guards led the heckler, a black man, away, members of the audience set on him, shoving, kicking, and, in one case, punching.

Tendulkar is a modest man away from the middle, being the model professional on and off the pitch in a career which has spanned four decades.

"They took a young man away in the ambulance," Hirsch said.