The phrase "away bending" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a poetic or creative context, but clarity may be compromised.
Example: "The tree stood tall, its branches away bending in the gentle breeze."
Alternatives: "leaning away" or "curving away".
When the edge is about a foot away, bend your knees a little.
But suppose the handsome cyclists know that their good looks have let them get away with bending the rules more easily than others.
"Users jerk them out tripping over them or stress them by trying to get them to reach a power plug a little too far away or bend them at a hard angle trying to fit computers into tight spaces".
In an act of adolescent defiance, I'd become an equally avid birder, a member of the local Audubon, and a preachy vegetarian, turning the table into a pulpit while my father, ignoring me, packed it away, head bent over his plate.
As workers unload them and fit them out for their next voyage, hundreds of diners sit on the pier, eating fried fish and cracking steamed crabs from a takeout window as they bat away gulls bent on stealing their French fries.
Use sharp scissors to cut away the "bended" upper part of the big box.
The Argentinian hit it with curl and dip, the ball bending away from Courtois, and the away end was transformed into a pit of writhing, jubilant celebration.
I remember when he hit Jim Ray Hart on the shoulder — he was bending away from a pitch — and broke his collarbone.
But even if public sentiment and electoral math on immigration might be bending away from his principles, Mr. Kobach is not budging.
His hand sat at the perfect spot in the small of her back as she balanced on one leg in arabesque and then slowly pulled away from him, bending her supporting knee.
