The phrase "away introduce" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two words that do not function together in a meaningful way.
Example: "Please introduce the new policy away from the usual procedures." (Note: This example is not ideal as "away introduce" is not a standard phrase.)
Alternatives: "introduce away from" or "present away from".
It was an odd scene: a little-known governor from a state a thousand miles away, introducing the candidate to his own voters.
Clinton was seated just a few feet away, introducing herself anew to the country through the lens of a small gathering at Kirkwood Community College, on the outskirts of Monticello.
The risk that a bond may be called away introduces another significant risk for investors reinvestment risk.
But sales then fell away, introducing a new volatility into the beleaguered retail market and playing all sorts of havoc with businesses' cash flow.
Pence, a heart beat away, introduced himself.
"Most of these VCs don't really give you advice or get back to you right away or introduce you to important people," says Chris Stone, the former chief executive of SiCortex, one of the firms in Dr Metcalfe's portfolio.
But until Thursday, the House group had yet to reach an agreement, and earlier this week the Republican members had threatened to walk away and introduce legislation of their own if a compromise could not be reached.
In a little satchel, Clooney had the lines that he'd been asked to read at the Oscars, then a few days away, to introduce a montage of historical clips.
Craig David, a terribly sexy British singer, was on the other side of the V.I.P. lounge preaching to the choir of Cavalli, saying, "The world is changing so fast, and he still stays coherent," before stepping away to introduce himself to the model Lily Donaldson, who did not appear to recognize him whatsoever.
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