Sentence examples for going away during from inspiring English sources
I'm probably going away during the Olympics.
Like a migrating bird, the Shake Shack goes away during the frosty months, then roars back as the days lengthen.
Red Square complete with Lenin's tomb, posters of Karl Marx, almost all of Siberia, the entire Bolshoi Ballet and the city of Leningrad went away during an afternoon.
Bryan Adam's theme song which refused to go away during the summer of 1991 and can conjure mass feelings of nausea to this very day: terrible.
The Guardian checked what five leading companies would charge a family of four twowo adults and two children aged eight and six – looking to go away during February 2016 half-term.
Annual polices will cover you no matter how many times you go away during a year, so you won't risk forgetting to buy insurance.
Clashes between protesters and the police, which never really went away during 14 months of unrest, have intensified in the week leading up to the race, which opposition groups have called the "days of rage".
Robertson said he felt soreness in his right shoulder after pitching Thursday, and when the pain failed to go away during treatment on Friday, he, too, was sent out for an M.R.I.
The family say they cannot afford to go away during school holidays, when prices are dearer, and the children's grandparents had offered to pay for the trip as a gift.
This issue will be even more relevant in the coming months, as families will be strapped for money and it's expensive to go away during the school holidays.
