Sentence examples for changing away from the from inspiring English sources

Whatever device that rectangle is on may keep changing, away from the home and onto the tablet, but it's still those same four sides enclosing what you've made.

It still isn't exactly easy to add and enable third-party keyboards; Apple has buried the feature deep in Settings, but that's by design – it wants to make sure you're savvy enough to find the feature before you go changing away from the stock option.

You would think with the trouble he has had changing away from the long putter and then back again, he would be on the putting green more than the range.

The nature of coastal risk management is changing, away from an engineering-dominated approach seeking to defend against the sea, to one where risks are managed using a portfolio of measures usually incorporating an acceptance of a finite standards of protection.

But, he added, the "momentum is changing" away from him.

Significantly, however, at the national level, heating systems are changing away from wood use: whereas 30 years ago, 40% of all Finnish houses (including blocks of flats) were only heated by wood, the respective figure is now only about 10%.

It's through these websites that you see these habits changing away from organic narcotics to synthetic narcotics.

The way children watch TV is changing – shifting away from the big screen in the living room to tablets and other mobile devices.

People close to Odeo had said that it was changing focus away from the company's original mission and towards other types of media more than a year ago.

The topography of international aid is changing, moving away from the dominance of bilateral and multilateral organizations toward a new landscape of individual engagement.

Her daughter Mary recognizes "it was now her turn to grow old, to find the world changing, sliding away from the old ways of being and behaving, so that you were gradually a stranger to the place you lived in".