The phrase "away stop" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or action related to stopping something or someone from going away, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The bus will make an away stop at the next intersection."
Alternatives: "stop away" or "stop over there".
They took away stop and frisk and left us with nothing but streets full of guns and angry black men ready to shoot.
Normally I just make the old boring ones like: make sure you're on time for things (I always break that one straight away), stop eating crap food, do my training properly.
The chain of causation that is said to lead from Palestine to the decision of a terrorist to murder young partygoers in Bali is not going to be easy to interrupt by making an adjustment in diplomacy.Above all, America must not let the things which it cannot do right away stop it from doing the things that it must do right away.
Breakfast is a hugely busy time, as commuters (the train station is a short block away) stop for coffee and muffins (strawberry-coconut, blueberry, morning glory, carrot, bran and others), croissants, scones, almond Danish and other fresh-baked treats like banana bread and carrot cake.
"If you start to work out again and it doesn't go away, stop," Lajam says.
So, Phil, if you truly want this thing to go away, stop yacking about it.
Some had moved away, stopped paying dues or died.
The doctor scribbled away, stopping occasionally to look at them, to really deeply look at them, and nod.
Rose Lavorata, who lives a few blocks away, stopped by one September, looking for a part-time job while her kids were in school.
A switch on its pre-assembled instrument panel has failed a computer test and the line manager has decided to replace it straight away, stopping the line.
They drove away, stopping the car to wash blood off the knives and a floor mat from the car, the indictment says.
