The phrase "away received" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression.
Example: "The package was received away from the main office."
Alternatives: "received from afar" or "received remotely".
Again, the Brentano, augmented by the cellist Michael Kannen, pushed away received ideas.
About 500 children who lived too far away received food packages.
Raphael's beguiling La Fornarina, several rooms away, received only a passing remark.
Walter Cronkite, who was sitting 10 feet away, received more stares.
Wittgenstein's philosophy articulates a similar impulse -- a desire to clear away received thinking and historical neuroses and engage the world as we find it.
When a forecast is so sensitive to small changes (eastern Long Island, not far away, received 30-plus inches), it is imperative to loudly convey the reality that small changes could have profound effects on what actually happens.
Proxima-b, only 4.24 light years away, receives 250 times more X-ray radiation than Earth and could experience deadly levels of ultraviolet radiation on its surface.
Typically, the backup officers park a block or so away, receiving and recording the conversation with a device that resembles a small suitcase.
Indeed, at the same time yesterday that the endorsement was unfolding for Mr. Ferrer on 125th Street in Harlem, Mr. Green was two blocks away, receiving the backing of a union that represents school cleaners and janitors.
Asking for what we need while in conversation increases our chances of walking away receiving what we needed.
For example, participants who are thinking about quitting but not ready to set a quit date right away, receive motivational interviewing to enhance their readiness to quit.
