Sentence examples for longer away from from inspiring English sources

"The longer away from the last race, the better he'll be.

While most automakers have prototypes of such vehicles, they are still at least a decade, and possibly much longer, away from mass production.

With the adults spending longer away from the nest searching for food, the chicks may also have been more exposed to the chilly, wet conditions, in particular for species like blackbirds and thrushes whose nests are open to the elements.

As well as allowing workers to spend longer away from the office, Kellaway also believes it can help prevent the shock of returning to a pile of work.

It is likely that part-time personnel spend longer away from training than their full-time counterparts and less time participating in physical training when not engaged in military work [12], thus increasing their injury risk upon returning to training and potentially decreasing the effectiveness of progressive overload.

They then began filling the ranks of the assemblies, and the fact that they were no longer away from Rome made it easier for them to vote.

He used to say, "Your language becomes clear and strong, not when you can no longer add a sentence, but when you can no longer take away from it".

The camera no longer shies away from the most visceral displays of violence and surgery.

People cheat because they are no longer running away from sabre-toothed tigers.

The F.S.A. would no longer shy away from filing criminal cases and would increasingly go after individuals rather than companies.

But recently her career has been demanding longer hours away from home, keeping her from making music there.