Sentence examples for had made away from inspiring English sources

Her grandmother, she reported, had made away with the excess fabric and was planning an outfit with it.

In Ponders End, a suburb east of Enfield, Tesco workers told me how dozens of youths had made away with TVs and alcohol.

Although the only voyages that humans have made away from the near vicinity of Earth the Apollo flights to the Moon were motivated by Cold War competition, there have been recurrent calls for humans to return to the Moon, travel to Mars, and visit other locations in the solar system and beyond.

We know firsthand about the difficulties confronting democratic development in the country, as well as how the highly personalized nature of relations between the U.S. and Georgian leadership has contributed to bipartisan American reluctance to criticize the steps Georgia has made away from democracy in recent years.

Teddy and Chuck are there to investigate the disappearance of a female prisoner patient from her cell: a stark impossibility, given the security conditions – unless the guards have helped her in return for sexual favours, or the prison authorities themselves, for their own sinister reasons, have made away with her.

Ada is implied to have survived and to have made away with the G-virus in the pendant.

"[He] subsequently told the prime minister of the plans he had made for getting away from his home undetected.

His body, especially his back, was bloody; the flash had made him twist away from his window, and tiny pieces of glass had flown at him.

Defrosting and reheating sauces she had made and stored away, using the pens from her desk until their ink ran dry.

She had made the ascent facing away from the bed rather than toward it.

"Emotionally angry and upset that the video had made it so far away".