The phrase "away with a small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of context and coherence.
Example: "Away with a small" does not form a complete or meaningful sentence.
Alternatives: "dismiss with a small" or "remove with a small".
He could have got away with a small fine, but decided to fight the charges.
And you don't have to be the winner to walk away with a small fortune.
Michael Manos, the company's general manager for data center services at the time, walked away with a small bag of beans from the field's final crop.
He happily presented the essays as "original works," and as a result walked away with a small fortune — which he has now promised to return.
As a result, many people would rather risk letting someone get away with a small property crime than contribute to ongoing racism.
The Lapboard maintains a wireless link up to 32 feet away with a small device that connects to PCs and Macs through a U.S.B. cable.
"A man starting out can get away with a smaller and less costly wardrobe," said Howard Dvorkin, president of Consolidated Credit.
If the case went to court and there were strong mitigating circumstances they may come away with a smaller fine, or even be dealt with by way of a conditional or absolute discharge, but they also risk a higher fine than the fixed penalty and could be required to contribute towards the costs of the prosecution.
If you're simply programming small business applications you may be able to get away with a smaller setup.
A smaller hamster does not mean you can get away with a smaller sized cage, as often small hamsters are extremely energetic.
If you're just going for a long day hike, you can get away with a smaller pack, but for an overnight backpacking trip you'll need a pack that will fit sleeping gear like a sleeping bag and tent, as well as plenty of extra food and water.
