The phrase "away appears" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that seems to be distant or not present, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the distance, a figure away appears, shrouded in mist."
Alternatives: "seems distant" or "is far away.".
Vieste, still another 3km away, appeared deceptively close.
The little girl was a success right away, appearing in television advertisements for California Raisins and Quaker Oats.
The resulting song, "Slip Away," appeared on Mr. Bowie's recent CD "Heathen," with the chorus featuring the line "Twinkle, twinkle Uncle Floyd".
While he was talking, the group of young men I'd met a few blocks away appeared and stood behind me.
A glance at the past two decades suggests that the picture is rather more nuanced.At first blush, the 1980s and 1990s, with the stockmarket roaring away, appear to have been a time of uncritical admiration for business.
A MOUNTAIN DRAGNET -- Even as the charges were being read at a news conference by Attorney General John Ashcroft, the military dragnet half a world away appeared to be moving inexorably closer to its target.
Bishop E W Jackson, from Chesepeake in Virginia (a mere 500km away), appeared on a morning Fox news program to explain, to nods of approval from the three white Fox news anchors, that the violence wasn't about race.
As a result, all those politicians, like Gov. George E. Pataki and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who tiptoed their way through the debate in the hope it would eventually go away, appear wise -- at least politically.
Simon, as an unsmiling painted woman in a kimono, stands near a doorway in one image; a group of women a short distance away appear to be talking about him and laughing.
Galaxies billions of light-years away appear in the sky as faint, luminous ellipses.
