Sentence examples for away at which from inspiring English sources

The fighter himself is giving nothing away, at which he is expert.

When she was older still, she started running away, at which point her mother called the authorities on her.

Rasputin, however, got up and started running away, at which point he was shot again by the Duma deputy.

The minimum distance for this projector is eight inches from your "screen"; the maximum is 8.5 feet away, at which point you get a 65-inch image.

A phone that can be implanted in your head may be just a few years away—at which point the Germans will no longer be able to call it a Handy.

It doesn't take long for awareness of their former selves to completely fade away, at which point they submit fully to the maze and are, in a sense, reborn.

You can click on one of the options on a pop up menu to have him tell you more, or you can tell him to go away--at which point he retreats to a corner of the screen until you summon him again.

They also, ambitiously, extend to away grounds at which Newcastle are playing, with the club's press officer cutting off journalists who tried to question Alan Pardew at the Stadium of Light after Sunday's Wear-Tyne derby defeat.

The two thought they had kept their relationship a secret — until Mr. Isay's going-away party, at which Mr. Schumer announced to the entire staff that the couple "can now be public about what we all already know".

I managed to get away at 1.15am, which meant I'd had a 17 hour working day, which is pretty impressive.

This does not mean, however, that it does not also move very far away at times, which would have disastrous consequences for life on Earth.