The phrase "away experience" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an experience that is distant or removed, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The away experience of traveling to a foreign country can be both exciting and challenging."
Alternatives: "remote experience" or "distant experience".
We could promote "study away," not just "study abroad". An upper-class white student's "study away" experience on an HBCU campus, or a limited-resource, first-generation college student's experience on an Ivy League campus, surely would be as transformational and educational as a semester spent in China or Europe.
If you have a specific course or subject area you'd like to take as part of your study away experience, you can find a program that will offer you that credit.
If you have a specific course or subject area you'd like to take as part of your study away experience, you can use the course database find a program that will offer that credit.
Rather than reducing away experience, Russell understands it as a neutral and basic, i.e., unreducible, feature of reality.
Loans outstanding surged 26% to $4.4 billion last year at Signature Bank in New York City as the institution hired away experienced commercial loan officers from other banks.
One, in my view, is definitely the late Saturday afternoon crunch in Chelsea, that day's-end rush through a last few galleries, seeing shows and squirreling away experiences and ideas just before they all close for the weekend.
You take away experiences from every place you go, but you also pass on something".
Consequently, an automatic focus on taking away experiences of unhappiness (such as symptoms of depression) may be counter-productive.
Material things slowly waste away; experiences stay with us, growing, our entire lives.
Once we arrived in El Salvador, we were immediately whisked away to experience the wondrous food known as pupusas.
That way they won't have to travel far away to experience something.
