Sentence examples for first come away from inspiring English sources

The first, Come Away Death, appears in Act II where the Duke Orsino asks Olivia's Fool to sing a song about "the innocence of love".

McKenley, finishing second, came away with the silver medal and a lasting memory of Wint's relentless footsteps gaining on him: "Boom, boom, boom," as he later put it.

I just wanted to improve by a tenth of a second and come away with a (personal record)." Douglas anticipates more improvements for Cushing-murray.

Luton were the third side to come to Exeter while leading League Two this season and were the first to come away with any points.

Her first album, "Come Away With Me," earned her a double armful of Grammys last year and the attention of the entire music industry.

Her first album, "Come away with me", took 46 weeks to top the American charts; at this week's Grammy ceremony, she won eight awards.A third idea is to transform narrowly defined record firms into broader music companies.

Jones' first album, "Come Away With Me," sold more than 11 million copies and earned eight Grammy Awards.

His 13- and 14-year-old team scored two runs in the first, added a pair of runs in the fourth and capped its scoring with a run in the fifth to come away with a 5-3 victory against the Jewel City/Jewish War Veterans Bears on Wednesday at Scholl Canyon Field.

We didn't want to let it slip – we couldn't finish fourth and come away with nothing.

To finish third and come away only 11 points behind my Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in the championship - despite starting the race from the pit lane after my car was destroyed in a huge fire in qualifying - is a real positive.

Orange Lutheran 4, JSerra 2: The No. 1-ranked Lancers rallied for three runs in the top of the seventh to come away with a three-game Trinity League sweep of No. 2 JSerra.