The phrase "away shows" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something like "away shows" in the context of performances or events that take place outside a usual location, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The away shows this season have attracted a lot of attention from fans."
Alternatives: "off-site performances" or "external events".
Little sinker, changeup, occasional slider, throws away, shows in, O.K.' That's your scouting report.
Cara Barbero, who lives a block or so away, shows up to shovel snow, often before dawn.
I cannot confirm that, but the image, which is taken from quite far away, shows a tall pillar of white smoke rising in front of the temple.
In its scrappy fragmentary vision of 1960s America "Not Fade Away" shows accelerated cultural change leading to collective disorientation and bewilderment.
Like London's more renowned Black Cab Sessions and the Take Away Shows from Paris, this excellent site combines savvy low-budget video-making with music blogging and old-school fanzine-like devotion/celebration of bands.
Here The Plastics Revolution follow the tradition, performing their song, Light of Day, as they are punted along the waterways, for the Take Away Shows series by Black XS and Blogotheque, who travel round the world filming local bands.
Ever blasé, Peter tilted his head, looked at him blankly, then turned away, showing off his strong profile.
The fish then rolled a few feet away, showing off dark, charcoal sides and a broad, flat head.
Apparently one Spaniard got so carried away showing what he would do to Francis Drake that he shot a bystander dead.
If you want to turn the heart of a suitor away, show up on a date with a wasp nest on your head.
Security footage from businesses a few streets away showed that minutes before the shooting, the situation had played out in reverse: Smith's Mercedes rear-ended Hayes's Hummer.
