Sentence examples for a taking away from inspiring English sources

These episodes, which naturally alarm her family, seem to her a kind of gift, an accidental mysticism that melts the distinctions between the past and the present, the present and the future, granting her access to at least a version of her fast-approaching afterlife: "Maybe not every disease is a deficit, a taking away.

"The new political regime in Moscow will be extremely authoritarian, and it will lead to a taking away of the rights that have been won by Tatarstan," said Damir Iskhakov, a historian and founding member of the Tatarstan Social Center, which played a key role in the Tatar nationalist movement of the early 1990's.

[On the Palace penalty] "The referee signalled it was a taking away of the legs but it seemed inconclusive to me".

They could take away either two bags of the same type of chip (a 'Take Away' preference) or one of each type (no 'Take Away' preference) or take neither (rejection).

This will allow it to air out a bit, taking away any musty smells.

The only thing that does not work is taking away a part that carries a function.

"They are taking away a basic right of my company".

To take that away is like taking away a necessity like food or water".

"It's like taking away a church," Pike said.

Some may say that taking away the government's discretionary power is like taking away a sailor's curse words.

A successful attack on a barbarian takes away one of his life points (half a circle).