"course away" is not a phrase used in written English.
It could be used as a command in a sailing context, e.g. "Set course away from the shore!".
During the following days, Soviet ships bound for Cuba altered course away from the quarantined zone.
Tonks himself is, of course, away filming for television and planning a new restaurant in Brixham.
Today, Mr. Willoughby is one course away from his bachelor's degree in communications at Fairleigh Dickinson.
And there is, for a good many years, the reclusive yachtsman, trying to steer a course away from cultish fame.
Finally, Mr. Kostunica's government must convincingly chart a course away from the corruption that epitomized the Milosevic regime.
Tragically, President Mwai Kibaki instead steered a course away from the coalition and cultivated the support of his Kikuyu community.
If all we want are more graduates, then there are easy ways to do this, including giving courses away for free.
After today, I'd imagine they can let the handbrake off and let the course accelerate away from us".
Once you have your template figured out (incorporating in the dimensions, of course), design away.
Of course, diatribe away.
Would they place the course farther away from the stands?
