Sentence examples for away selected from inspiring English sources

Other works have more poetic effects: Mark Wagner creates seemingly stretched and pixelated bills by slicing and splicing, and Robin Clark defamiliarizes money by delicately scraping away selected printed areas of bills.

Then, an FEI Nova 600 Dual Beam equipped with a Sidewinder FIB column was used to etch away selected regions of the Au film.

Notable cut scenes included Andy dramatically illustrating to Karen that they are the only two Stamford employees remaining, Jim and Dwight surreptitiously planning their sales tactic, Pam offering to get coffee for her co-workers, and Dwight emotionally giving away selected items to others in the office.

(2005) "Steal Away: Selected and New Poems," by C. D. Wright.

But with her initiation into Jewish womanhood just months away, selecting shimmying dancers for the electric slide and the hora were only part of the equation for her Memorial Day weekend affair at the Sans Souci in Sea Cliff, including a cocktail hour and a four-course dinner.

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It can be observed from Table 11 that the mean hash distance is far away from selected threshold.

Away.com selects the five or six operators who handle the Travel Channel tours, which have existed about two years.

First, he backed away from selecting John H. Biggs, an advocate for strict audit rules who had the support of many institutional investors, and opted instead for William H. Webster, the former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Central Intelligence Agency.

For instance, if a high school or college player indicates that the signing bonus he will demand is particularly high, teams unwilling to pay it may then shy away from selecting him.

In between the robots swish up and down, packing new products away or selecting boxes - or totes - and delivering them to a conveyor belt.