Sentence examples for leads away from from inspiring English sources

A path leads away from the bomb pits, directly into the jungle.

The only road here resembles a dyke enclosed by water and it leads away from the belt.

On the south side of Stratford High Street, close to the Greenway footpath and cycleway, a riverbank path leads away from the traffic to tidy Three Mills Green.

She was led from the court by police and her sobbing could be heard from the corridor that leads away from the vaulted underground court in which the trial has been heard.

Better reasoners, we found, weigh all of a conflicting body of evidence against multiple theories (of what happened) -- a process that leads away from the extreme theories represented by opposing lawyers' closing arguments.

As the world's media began to congregate in this previously news-less town, reporters could see parents running down the lane that leads away from the school, clutching their children in their arms.

But they led away from the heart like arteries.

A narrow highway led away from the bridge, toward Baghdad.

"If these D.A.s were led away from their families like we're led away from ours, wrongful convictions would come to a screaming halt," Schand said.

Norman thanked the judge as he was led away from the dock to begin his sentence.

As a result, he argued, they're led away from their natural creative impulses.