Sentence examples for away feel from inspiring English sources

Economists generally believe that people with $2.5 million stashed away feel the loss of a dollar less acutely than those with just $25,000.

But they speculated: maybe people who order from restaurants located farther away feel compelled to give bigger tips, to make up for the greater distance travelled by the delivery person.

Founded just after the second world war as the College of Aeronautics, Cranfield, which, thanks to its setting, still carries a 1950s "chocks away" feel alongside the high tech, expanded into other technologies, manufacturing and management, achieving full degree-awarding powers in 1969.

These are voters who have been shaped by the social and economic changes over the past five decades, and who hold a fundamentally different set of values; they see a world and a way of life slipping away, feel powerless to stop it happening, and are angry at the established political class for not seeming to understand their concerns, or care about what is being lost.

But it's the most vivid way to let someone, no matter how far away, feel like they're standing right beside you.

This new way of experiencing the world's greatest sporting event helped fans a million miles away feel as if they were in Rio.

For wives, by contrast, "sending a husband away feels wrong," even for a few hours.

Being back on stage here after more than five years away feels something like a homecoming, he suggests.

Beatrix Potter's sweetly mischievous illustrations have captured the hearts of generations, and hiding them away feels like an injustice.

"I got on the horse and straight away felt out of control," she remembers.

Seeing a Secret from someone "<100 meters away" or "0.5 miles away" feels more intriguing than the same post from someone labeled "San Francisco, CA".