Sentence examples for away from the very from inspiring English sources

He played most of his career away from the very biggest clubs.

Taking capital away from the very people who are most likely to create jobs will naturally result in fewer jobs.

But many of these successors and tributaries shy away from the very tensions that his films embody.

The most I can do is steer my daughter away from the very short and the very slit.

"These industrialists were coming up here to get away from the very things they had helped foster in society".

If you order carefully, and keep people away from the very priciest of the entrees, it ought to answer your cost needs.

Referees regularly turn off their microphones when a dispute is pending, just as the BBC cameras swivel away from the very occasional streaker.

"To have the parade on Thursday, or shopping on Thursday, would pull people away from the very thing we're celebrating," Mr. deMacedo said.

Simply put, you can't give the entire country a big tax break and pay for it simply by taking a few goodies away from the very rich.

While he approves of the move away from the very low-calorie liquid diets, he is leery of advice to reduce fat intake to 10percentt or less.

When park rangers arrived to rescue her, however, they found bystanders less than 10 feet away from the very same bison.