Sentence examples for away from the smallest from inspiring English sources

The move reflects ongoing shifts in Delta's strategy a new labour agreement with the airline's pilots, ratified last month, envisions a move away from the smallest, 50-seat regional jets.

His chair faces away from the small window and its breathtaking view of the sea.

Away from the "small and stony" ground of realism, her imagination began to flourish.

To compound the troubles, the new freeways that were built diverted traffic away from the small towns.

El ídolo Away from the small and wet confines of Manchester we see another side of Carlitos Tévez.

It was a way for me to move away from the small town I grew up in.

Perhaps refreshed from the time away from the small screen, he turns in a powerful, vanity-free performance, certain to see him among the favourites come awards season.

But away from the small crowd, a stronger sense of resignation could be felt, as violence raged in the neighborhood, the silence broken by police sirens.

Would Mr Griffin rethink his party's policies if it transpired that his own ancestors originated far away from the small island called Britain?

There is an architectural shift away from the small, bevel-glassed windows, so perfect in thwarting the curious from peering in.

The strategy has drawn votes away from the small far-right parties, which failed to win the minimum 5percentt necessary for parliamentary representation in the latest voting.