Sentence examples for away from vast from inspiring English sources

She also changed her artistic focus, moving away from vast, impersonal landscapes — as seen in "Siberia," her 2004 show at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago — in favor of portraits that trace the intimate topography of daily lives, others' and her own.

Sadly, however, Dakota here only plays a human: the screaming daughter of Tom Cruise, being carried with her punky older brother to safety, away from vast alien tripod-monsters who are marauding across a scorched landscape of wrecked cars and crashed planes.

Those lands are well away from houses, vast and buffered.

All the knowledge embedded in our Indigenous languages is locked away from the vast majority.

Stanley St Clair stumbled along the road away from the vast building, covered in dust.

"It doesn't get any better than that," Stuart said as we drove away from his vast Austin ice plant.

The spotlight rightly shown on notorious or famous predators also serves to draw attention away from the vast majority of molesters, who are not "next door".

Thomson Airways (0871 231 4691; thomson.co.uk) flies to Goa from Gatwick, Manchester and East Midlands from £599 With just six rooms and two suites, Hibiscus House is a world away from the vast resort hotels that now dominate Gambia's beaches.

So yes, doubling supply is one option to the impending food shortage, but another option would be a global focus on shifting diets away from the vast inefficiencies of animal consumption to the healthier and more sustainable consumption of crops.

Away from the vast dwellings and high walls of the suburbs, they live cheek by jowl here - what looks like one house's front garden is often the entrance to a yard for six or seven families.

If you can tear your eyes away from the vast, panoramic vistas, you'll notice those green flecks in your drink, which add herbaceous interest to a luscious, house-made purée of strawberry spiked with vodka and Grand Marnier liqueur.