Sentence examples for away became from inspiring English sources

Even Ramallah, theoretically 10 minutes away, became a circuitous, sometimes daylong haul for its trucks.

Instead of a sad murmur of surrender, "Slip Slidin' Away" became a musical fistfight with the fates.

Polls designed for marketing and then stored away became in Mr. Putnam's hands historical data on civic engagement.

Abbey Lincoln's great song, "Throw It Away," became an unpolished nugget of spiritual advice about not clutching things, be they emotions or material possessions.

"Up, Up and Away" became a somewhat more conventional, harmonically elaborated jazz ballad, although Mr. Monder and Mr. Rende had shifted its meter into 7/4.

"It broke away, became detached and came out of its housing," Mr. Izard said at a news conference at the scene.

Home and away becomes the only way to be.

Once they are inside, the reason he is trying to send Mr. Jarvis away becomes clear.

The escape attempt goes nowhere, but here Natascha's determination to break away becomes all the more compelling.

So now that she's made it, would she want to live it up, move away, become a "princess"?

"Getting away" becomes harder and harder, because the people and things you want to get away from go right along with you.