Sentence examples for encouraged away from inspiring English sources

Parker was identified by her father as "the surrogate son" and encouraged away from education and towards a life on the land.

Among the hustle and bustle of the boisterously-famed Bundesliga crowd at the equally impressive Allianz Arena on Saturday afternoon, you'd be forgiven for finding your attention unfaithfully encouraged away from the action on the field in favor of the splendor that surrounded it.

In 1966 Martin married Judy Lockhart Smith, whom he had known as personal assistant to Oscar Preuss, the man who ran the Parlophone label for EMI and who encouraged Martin away from performing and into recording.

He has encouraged doing away with irrelevant monastic rituals and political protocols.

They were designed to mimic the geometry of "blacked out" streets, railway lines, and Bristol Temple Meads railway station, to encourage bombers away from these targets.

Both, though, argue that their plan is to encourage people away from planes and onto trains.

We have a Japanese brand trying to encourage buyers away from the likes of BMW and Audi, to buy its own product.

Stimulating the economy would ideally encourage farmers away from growing opium and give birth to a business class with commercial ties and loyalty to the national government.

He sees areas of common ground between his government and the rebels: the need for political reform, social investment to encourage farmers away from coca cultivation, protection of the environment.

His mini-guide to drinking like a local encourages readers away from the usual tourist traps, by doing as follows: "Scourge [sic] the streets until you find the closest Xinjiang joint, and get a table outdoors.

That is to say, Julia Child would encourage doing away with the fuss of right and wrong, and really asking oneself to take seriously the job of becoming a committed and ecumenical taster, a liver of the life of the table.