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.
Uprooting his family from Iraq may be difficult, he said, but it would be in service of a new future, away from Iraq, in a distant place called Illinois.
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.
These inquiries recognized two related concepts: the rise of the 3-4 defense and the Jets' role in shaping its future, away from the standard alignment to a more flexible hybrid using similar personnel.
Before the Olympics catastrophe, G4S had already announced that it saw a future away from the UK and the apparent cash cow of Whitehall contracts, stating that it planned to earn half its worldwide revenues from emerging markets in Africa and Asia.
The consolation, such as it is, is that the bulk of commercial radio is now in private hands after Global Radio's takeover of the Capital and Classic FM parent, GCap Media, and Bauer's buy-up of Magic and Kiss's parent, Emap - enabling its owners to bed in for the future, away from the City's short-term obsession with the bottom line.
You begin to sense this when, herded on to a coach and supplied with a bracelet with a light that blinks in emergencies (one of the best touches), you are addressed by a guide who rapturously delivers a banal pledge about her faith in a future away from Old Earth.
