Sentence examples for away of this from inspiring English sources
The phrase "away of this" is not correct in written English
It seems to be a mistaken combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "Please take this away of this situation." (This example is incorrect and does not make sense.)
Mahmud does not give much away of this phase of his life.
Mr. Schuler said he took notice right away of this "this very serious, and quite attractive rower".
"That's why we've invested that £41m - it's about the impression that people take away of this country.
However, the point of the passage is to draw an analogy between the "mouldering away" of this imagery with time and the gradual fading of ideas from our memory.
This Budget has announced the sweeping away of this presumption, so as to "tackle the disguising of employment relationships" - in other words, labelling people as partners to get the NICs break, when they are really employees who should be subject to higher NICs.
"But the take-away of this is that we're committed to these types of investigations, as is the N.Y.P.D.
But the take-away of this novel is that nature is off kilter, spinning out of control, changing before our very eyes.
After last week's results, such a position seems absurd, with the big take-away of this election being that without Scotland, Labour will likely never get a majority in the House of Commons again.
But I am saying that, had she just walked away, or had the alleged assailants just walked away, none of this would've happened.
Simply cut away all of this unattached nail and scrape off the thick, flaky fungus matter.
The stylistic stripping away of love leaves this novel lacking in the sustained intensity of The Bluest Eye or Beloved.
