Sentence examples for matters away from inspiring English sources

A fifth-place finish in the Premier League meant United missed out on Champions League qualification, but matters away from the pitch were far more successful.

Three years ago he bought the comedy "Family Matters" away from ABC, where it had a big audience among children and teenagers.

"His playing career within rugby league makes him an ideal fit to the player welfare position and he will also be able to educate players on matters away from the field – such as the use of social media within sport – following his recent personal experience".

The fog descended on Whistling Straits this morning, delaying the start of play at the 2010 US PGA Championship for the second successive day, and there wasn't much clarity either on one of the more vexing matters away from the course.

Those changes are alleged to have directed criticism on procurement matters away from the DRD and onto the NIW directors.

Seeking to deflect colonial blame for matters away from the British government and onto the royal governor, Franklin forwarded these letters to Cushing, with specific instructions that they only be shown to a few people.

This begins to matter away from the artificially lit stage of the opera.

The fact that great efforts were being made to keep the whole matter away from "the bourgeois court system".

The team are currently working to develop something called a gravity tractor, a theoretical spacecraft designed to deflect dangerous matter away from the earth's surface.

Of course, most of us blithely wave the matter away; 'they're just games,' we humph, before turning back to our controllers.

Many recent documentary films also denote a generational shift in both style and subject matter away from the political and outward-looking, towards the emotional and solipsistic.