The phrase "away true" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The statement you made is not away true."
Alternatives: "not accurate" or "not correct".
Then I put them away, true sleeping beauties.
"He keeps getting away, true," said Tom Woomer, who owns a furniture store in Manassas, Va.
Attempts to avoid false-positive reports (non-neoplasm reported as neoplasm) increases the risk of introducing false-negatives (filtering away true malign neoplasms as misdiagnosis); yet, the authors attempted to be on the safe side.
(How would he explain the besotted diehards of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who wept bitter tears with each season's disappointment and then rallied round the cry, "Wait till next year!"?) He has traded away true-blue Yankees who have gone on to shine elsewhere for the likes of Jason Giambi, a steroid-jacked slugger with a gargantuan contract and swiftly declining numbers.
The Lakers are still 48 hours away from true concern.
Then Butler is called a dope by the news media for giving away a true talent.
It is, rather, that video games lead humans away from true progress through the illusion of accomplishment.
To free agents: that this is a team that is a piece or two away from true championship contention.
We are "decades" away from true equality and there needs to be a "cultural change" led from the top of these organisations, she said.
Wilpon's legacy now hangs by the slender thread of unresolved legal and financial issues that could take away the true love of his life: his baseball team.
"People feel so good about themselves for acknowledging you with a token 'happy birthday,' but it's part of the world's great migration away from true connection.
