Sentence examples for makes away from from inspiring English sources

She understood that every movement a dancer makes away from the centre of gravity has to be followed by a compensating readjustment to restore balance and prevent uncontrolled falling; the more extreme and exciting the controlled fall attempted by the dancer, the more vigorous must be the recovery.

Thus, steel could be made away from a source of liquid iron.

The call was made away from Mr. bin Laden's hideaway.

Detentions made away from the place being searched "resemble a full-fledged arrest," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in the majority opinion.

Robertson discussed the successful transition his previous college in Wolverhampton made, away from "delivering courses" and towards "delivering employment".

Even overt gestures made away from the referee could trigger a technical foul, if the referee considers it disrespectful or made in protest of a call.

I'm intrigued to see if Heavy Rain will be awarded for the narrative leap it made away from the obvious blockbusters.

And I think the two commentators fail to see the progress that The Times and other newspapers are making – away from false equivalence and toward stating established truths and challenging falsehoods whenever possible.

This delegation also took the responsibility for decision making away from the hard pressed MC and placed it in the hands of people with expertise and knowledge.

Rate of wound closure when branches were removed with stem or branch of origin (flush cut pruning) and cuts made away from the branch collar (natural target pruning) were compared on all species over a 3-year period.

Massive moves are made away from business model-challenged stand-alone services (Spotify and Pandora both still operate at a loss).