Sentence examples for draw it away from inspiring English sources
With his popularity rating soaring to Bush-like heights, Putin has three geopolitical choices: (1) to align Russia with China against the West; (2) to romance Europe and try to draw it away from the U.S. superpower; or (3) to disappoint China and astound Europe by befriending the U.S. directly.
The absorption term -u q in (1.13), or - D u m p 1 - u q in (1.14), is always less than 0. This fact made us be able to draw it away in many estimates in [14] or [17].
In Japan, voices are urging the government to step up diplomacy with Russia to draw it away from China.
Visualizing scenes like this can help focus your imagination and draw it away from distracting, emotional thoughts.
By giving your mind something else to fixate on, you can help draw it away from thinking about your craving.
The best way to remove all residual moisture is to patiently draw it away with a vacuum cleaner held over the affected areas for up to 20 minutes in each accessible area, having already removed the majority of liquids and moisture manually and dried all visible moisture by hand, so that none enters the vacuum cleaner.
These gradients shape modern-day rainfall patterns: The western equatorial Pacific and eastern Indian oceans hold a warm pool of water that acts like a bull's-eye for rain, drawing it away from its ancient, more evenly distributed position from East Africa across to Australia, he said.
This result is expected if the absence of p-Irga6 shown in Figure 6F is because the Irgb2-b1CIM acts, as proposed, as a decoy for the parasite kinase complex, drawing it away from its intended target, rather than as an inhibitor of Irga6 binding.
"What do you intend to do?" he asked gently, and tried to lay his hand on hers, but she drew it away.
Coming in from the northwest, from Texas via Shreveport, the Red River had been a tributary of the Mississippi for a couple of thousand years — until the nineteen-forties, when the Atchafalaya captured it and drew it away.
"There is intense diplomacy on the chemical attacks, but the danger is that it sucks up all the leadership and draws it away from this very important issue," Forsyth said.
