Sentence examples for away from possibly from inspiring English sources

An early piece was criticized because Mao appeared to be looking away from — possibly ignoring — the masses.

The Sooners rest precariously at No. 1, a loss away from possibly being exiled from any B.C.S. bowl.

When the round ended, Thorpe, who grew up with 11 brothers and sisters and took a hard road to professional golf, was 36 holes away from possibly winning a senior major.

"I still think we're two or three years away from possibly our best period," says Trevor Bayliss, who after the crushing of South Africa at the Wanderers has seen the Ashes and the Basil D'Oliviera Trophy regained during his seven months as the England coach.

Says McGriff: "You're just a banana peel slip away from possibly going through what my daughter went through".

"I am one match away from possibly being in a one-table situation at the Crucible again, which is amazing for me".

Some Conservative lawmakers have called for a formal pact, warning that the U.K. Independence Party could draw votes away from them, possibly depriving them of an election victory.

But, burdened by a hacking cough, Urbani lacks energy and when she steps into the crowd, it backs away from her, possibly fearful of germs.

From the wreckage of a rematch that never was, Amir Khan moves on, hoping to fight again soon for the world titles that should never have been taken away from him, possibly against the rising young Philadelphian Danny García in late June or July.

But somehow, in four minutes, the combination of Neil's song and Mat's film managed to convey the awful narrative that had driven these families on the long, hard march away from home, possibly never to return.

So, service providers end up being insulated in their own extremely busy worlds away from the possibly helpful experience of sharing with other similarly situated service providers.