The phrase "away from the loft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a movement or direction that is opposite to or distant from a loft space.
Example: "She decided to move away from the loft to find a quieter place to live."
Alternatives: "out of the loft" or "from the loft".
They outfitted the birds with global positioning system monitors and then released them from different points 10 to 30 kilometers away from the loft.
But there were occasions when the battles got so heated that they would stay away from the loft for a few days and things would blow over, he recalls.
You can begin by going one mile away from the loft at first, then two miles, then five miles, then ten miles, etc. Homing pigeons will do well up to about 50 miles (80 km) away.
Expecting the worst, Carole DeSaram is stretching chicken wire to keep tourists away from her loft on Laight Street.
The intensity of the fires meant that much of the smoke was lofted away from the immediate area; however, the monitoring site measured two hours of pollution that was around 10 times greater than average.
They also released a control group a similar distance from the loft, but well away from the crater.The control group found their way home with little difficulty; the others, though, started to veer off course pretty quickly (see map for an example of each).
The three bedrooms and baths are additional boxes in the loft, but placed privately, away from the apartment's public spaces.
Adam Hammill lofted a corner away from the box and towards Norwood about 30 yards from goal and the midfielder struck a first-time dipping effort that beat Heaton at his near post.
"With that, rats are trying to find some sort of dwelling to live in - whether they then try to move into people's garages or sheds, or into people's lofts to get away from the flood water.
The woman one flight up, an artist, was up & said the leak was coming from the loft above hers They went up together but the occupant was away.
