Sentence examples for away to something from inspiring English sources

Having multiple narratives makes my job a lot easier: if something doesn't work, it means I can cut away to something else.

Even when his intention is to shed all restraint and become passionate and direct, his mind is always taking him away, to something else that seems to him similar to the subject at hand.

I know why anyone leading a demanding, fast-paced life in, say, Elmont or Wantagh yearns to get away to something simpler, slower, more earthy, more in keeping with the wind and the weather.

I know why anyone leading a demanding, fast-paced life in, say, White Plains or Scarsdale yearns to get away to something simpler, slower, more earthy, more in keeping with the wind and the weather.

Her mother's page had a snapshot of the two of them taken when Amy was about 5 and her mother, Karen, was in her early 20s, Karen pointing at a flower in front of them and Amy pointing up and away to something Karen can't even see.

It was late one night last week and John Higgins was playing another bloke and needed to win the last two frames to win and the BBC were about to cut away to something absurd and trivial – Newsnight, probably – and by a cautious press of the red button, followed by a twitchy wait and then a selection of screen, I comprehensively outscheduled them.

But in their next match, away to Bremen, something happened.

Much of the San Andreas Fault lies far enough away to permit something of a warning.

But in many of its homes, lead managers laboured away to make something happen.

Back then I was embarrassed and tried to steer her away to buy something else instead".

"I was just not good on the offensive, and that took all the opportunities away to create something".