Sentence examples for away from lessons from inspiring English sources

You were off and away from lessons and shouting teachers.

NEWPORT BEACH — Most locals shy away from lessons aimed for tourists.

When he turned away from such lessons, despite our most animated efforts, we tried everything else we could think of.

But there's plenty that students will take away from his lessons, which you can watch anytime after the lecture is released, much as you might watch any series on your DVR.

"The heavy waves by the harbor wall separated me more and more from a home reeking of onions and Jewish fate," the boy says, running away from violin lessons and into the arms of literature and adventure.

Anwar added that the family welcomed Sturgeon's "compassion and support" and her assurance that the Scottish government "will not shy away from learning lessons and bring about fundamental change if necessary".

Telling Tyrie that he was grateful for the opportunity to discuss the matter, Diamond said: "I should hasten to add that we have taken away from then lessons and are … carefully reviewing the nature of our business activities here, at the minimum to ensure that we take steps to prevent such an event from occurring again".

Whilst its right to move away from ICT lessons, it's our view technology should be threaded through all forms of learning as it can help in every classroom and in any subject – whether for children or adults, in formal or informal settings.

At age nine, McLoughlin moved away from piano lessons to play fiddle, and performed with his father's band.

"Time taken away from academic lessons in favour of physical activity has been shown to not come at the cost of scholastic performance," the experts wrote.

My religion however feels a world away from the lessons I received at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs grammar school where Sister Barbara ruled with an iron fist and a heavy hand.