Sentence examples for may move away from inspiring English sources

"If we don't seize it, it may move away from us".

The controversial Swede has hinted that he may move away from the Paris club next summer and is already flirting with a number of options.

However, Nintendo's chief executive, Satoru Iwata, went on to announce the hardware platform in order to assuage fears that Nintendo may move away from manufacturing dedicated games machines.

Some Middle East countries are hinting that they may move away from pricing their oil entirely in dollars, which would cause further downward pressure.

It's a relaxed atmosphere, but, to insiders, not without tension: Thomas, the headliner at the picnic for most of her life, and perhaps the only living link to the ur-music of America, may move away to become a schoolteacher.

The house may be sold and the owners may move away, but the wiring is there in the walls waiting for a new owners to flip on the switch.

This may suggest that the present highly saline fluids and silicate melts do not approach miscibility, or they may even move away from each other, which has not been experimentally investigated.

It occurs to you now that you may never move away from Washington, though you always assumed you would, that this was some sort of temporary posting.

Your next-door neighbours may decide to move away, and new people may move in.

Mr. Medoro has lived in Stuyvesant Town for 20 years, but depending what happens next he may have to move away.

From what we have heard, it may try to move away from payment per stream to flat rates.