Sentence examples for held away from inspiring English sources

The summit will be held away from the usual redoubts of the Euro bureaucracy, in Brussels' Solvay library.

Two months later, I sat in on his class again, the first to be held away from Windows.

It was all over in less than 15 minutes, and Mr. Holmes was led back to jail, where he is being held away from other inmates.

RMT general secretary Bob Crow said unions had received proposals that halted implementation of job cuts, so that discussions can be held "away from the pressure cooker".

Staten Island, of course, is the borough that so many New Yorkers regard as something to be held away, as if with a pair of tongs.

Plenty of the astronomers wanted this event – called, in the business, first light – to be held away from the media gaze.

He tries to hold away the fact they know nothing of what they are.

When, in the middle of a telephone call from Madonna, the singer began haranguing him about a video the two were planning, Mr. LaChapelle suddenly took the mobile phone he was holding away from his ear and snapped it shut.

The ECB held its meeting in Nicosia, the capital of the Mediterranean island state of Cyprus, one of two meetings per year it holds away from its headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.

By analogy, I have sought to hold on the objects of nutritional epigenetics in order to hold away much of the welter of the world of change in contemporary life science, just long enough to think a few things through.

Whereas a complete description of cell mechanics will require separate descriptions of the mechanical properties of each component, here, we consider a homogenized idealization that holds away from the nucleus and in cases of negligible bending stiffness of the membrane.