The phrase "axel from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
Without additional context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used appropriately.
Example: "I received an axel from my friend yesterday." (This example assumes "axel" is a proper noun or specific term, but the phrase still lacks clarity.)
Alternatives: "axel by" or "axel of".
He is removing a triple axel from his routine to fit in the more difficult jump, one that would give him a base score of 9.8.
B.A., N.H.L. Requires working knowledge of international relations and ice-skating contortions, ability to distinguish a triple axel from falling on the floor sideways, a firm grasp of the numbers 1 through 6. Demonstrated fluency in decimal system and in much higher math, where two gold medals can equal one.
We just witnessed a historic triple axel from @mirai_nagasu.
"HOLY COW!" You just witnessed a historic triple axel from Mirai Nagasu.
"This is why we decided to immediately suspend Axel from WTF".
My fellow berry judges were Whitney from Denver, Axel from Ft. Meyers (and the owner of a small pie company, April's Pie Company), Pam from Ft. Lauderdale (who was lactose intolerant and delighted not to be at a cream pie table) and Randy from Reston, VA.
We had beautiful pictures from Shirley Hughes and Axel Scheffler, from Quentin Blake, Chris Riddell, Judith Kerr and Nick Sharratt.
This soap bubble display was designed by Axel Sylvester from the University of Hamburg and colleagues from the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany.
QUESTION FROM AXEL: A couple of months ago I read the following (can't remember were) "While Jefferson would have regarded Blackwater with horror, Hamilton would have wanted to become its CEO".
The story goes that a physicist, Axel Mellinger from Central Michigan University, pieced together a 648MP image of the Milky Way from 3,000 pictures he took from all over the globe.
In this entrancing bittersweet mix of comedy and poignancy, Axel shifts from past to present and between voiceover narrative and dialogue with considerable skill.
