Sentence examples for future away from from inspiring English sources

Puyol was contemplating a future away from the club.

Scott Parker admits West Ham's hopes of staving off relegation do not look good and that he may have to consider a future away from the club.

She was clear about the reasons for this: she wanted to take control of her life and wrest her future away from her parents.

Twenty-three-year-old Martin wishes to continue his career in the NFL, but sees his future away from Miami, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla). has framed the election as a lunge toward the future, away from longing for jobs that no longer make sense.

It was a profound image: an average woman, possibly a mother, who like hundreds of thousands of others had lost her fear and was now wrenching Egypt's future away from the control of a corrupt and crumbling autocracy.

But gradually the authorities learnt to love these markets; Frankfurt, for example, competed hard to win trading in German government-bond futures away from London.

Although he is certain his future lies away from Millwall, the defender would not be drawn on whether he could see a future at the County Ground beyond his loan spell.

The next Call of Duty moves the franchise further into the future and away from modern conflicts, but why?

However, recent developments in policy are pointing towards more stringent metering requirements in future, moving away from voluntary to mandatory compliance.

How can a museum of fine art lure children, their future audience, away from computers that talk back, video games, laser tag, ski slopes and soccer fields?