The phrase "away red" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a recognizable expression.
Example: "The signal was away red, indicating a problem."
Alternatives: "off red" or "away in red".
England will be playing in: Their "away" red shirts.
The promotional umbrellas they have been giving away—red for Ooredoo, blue for Telenor now shelter hawkers and tea shops on every corner.This invasion adds to the sense of a city facing enormous change.
Conservative lawmakers who were elected to shrink government and cut away red tape are instead expanding the government's role in reproductive affairs and regulating abortion providers out of existence.
During the election campaign, he was studiously vague about what exactly he would do, largely restricting himself to bromides about improving governance, helping the poor, and sweeping away red tape, of which India still has more than plenty.
The broadcast then switched to home giveaways in other parts of the country, and Mr. Molina went back outside to reel off a campaign speech and give away red keys to a handful of residents, a symbolic gesture since they were already moved in and the keys, made of red metal, were blanks.
It will not fall until the government tackles the economy's structural weakness by freeing the labour market, cutting taxes and clearing away red tape.Workers pay the priceIn this section A republic for the lucky country Mr Blair goes to Washington Wirtschaftsblunder Bloodhound or rottweiler?
I slouched away, red-faced.
Why? Several commercials for Diet Coke promoted a sweepstakes that will give away a red designer dress that she "wore on the red carpet" before the show.
Hacking away at red tape is a cheaper way to create jobs.
I'm pretty sure I also threw away the red marker.
And they pray he will clear away the red tape left over from the old regime.
