Sentence examples for lie away from from inspiring English sources

Liverpool The future of Suarez looks increasingly likely to lie away from Anfield.

There was a time when his future appeared to lie away from Goodison Park but the forward has been a revelation at times this season.

A range of test cases are considered, and the importance of accounting for the inner region, even in cases in which the turning points lie away from the real axis, is demonstrated.

But the manager did hint that Townsend's future may lie away from White Hart Lane, when he said that the player had "a big future in football, here or at another club".

Falcao's mother Carmenza Zárate has admitted it has been a difficult time for her son and hinted his future could lie away from Old Trafford as he looks to resurrect his career.

The unsavoury nature of this event will do Suarez' already soiled reputation very little good, and after hinting his future may lie away from Anfield last week, a growing list of such events may warn potential suitors against his signing despite his obvious talent.

But I think the solution to the Railway Path's overpopularity lies away from the path itself.

For the lac operon, two classes of structures have been proposed: 1), with the protein tetramer lying away from the DNA loop (wrapped-away model); and 2), with the protein tetramer lying inside the DNA loop (wrapped-around model).

He said: "It's hugely disappointing that Darren has decided that his future lies away from Sunderland and the players, our supporters and the club as a whole has every right to feel massively let down.

At 14, he played seven times for the club but even then, Falcao knew his future lay away from Colombia; a fact of the economics of Colombia and of football in general.

I could be flippant and ask: 'If you could get married online, would you do that too?'" Does this mean the future of Sundance lies away from Utah? "It feels like we're moving towards the core," Cooper says.