Sentence examples for far away from the sport from inspiring English sources

But she never strayed too far away from the sport she loved.

Ayrton Senna, the Brazilian who was a three-time Formula One world champion, died on the track in 1994, but his aura is never too far away from the sport.

Meanwhile, the BBC has happily paid the market rate for Formula One, which is about as far away from the sport-for-all philosophy as it is possible to get.

The first one I was in a drunken haze and as far away from the world of sport as humanly possible, but in Beijing (in 2008) it was pretty hard to avoid how hard it was not being there.

I can understand that, were you a sports photographer, perched far away from the action, or a paparazzo, fighting to squeeze off twenty consecutive frames of Britney Spears falling down outside a night club, this would not be your tool of choice, but for more patient mortals it feels very usable indeed.

Being a spectator at many winter sports often means being far away from the action.

It's far away from the hoop as it is.

They're housed far away from the action.

How can you live that far away from the ballpark?

To avoid scaring away the quail, we stay far away from the traps.

Parking is far away from the building.