Sentence examples for away with a considerable from inspiring English sources
Where's my trophy at?" Wong can get away with a considerable amount of vulgarity — and hollering — because she is funny, but it also helps that she uses her differences, as she put it, to destabilize her audience's expectations.
Some customers have described having hundreds of pounds wiped out from their accounts since the hack began on Wednesday morning, and CEO Dido Harding has said it is believed criminals got away with "a very considerable amount of data".
Why had the U.S. choked away a considerable final-round lead four years ago at Chicago when Love also was captain?
Massive currents during the flooding probably washed away a considerable proportion of the total population.
Taking a considerable risk, they came away with a video documenting a deal, in which Kassar talks about shooting down American helicopters, as well as scenes of his house, his associates, and his poodle.
And yet they're getting away with their populist masquerade -- not just with a considerable swath of voters but even with certain elements in the "liberal media".
With a considerable fan base, critical and commercial successes, Knapp walked away from it all at the height of her career.
The sixth ball is larrupped away with considerable contempt for four runs to mid-wicket.
Hierro could have gotten away with considerable nudging, jostling, leaning and tugging, but he chose to yank Quinn's jersey upward with two hands.
Bayern Munich duly turned in one of their best performances this season, beating Mainz 3-1 awithwith considerable style and ease.
