Sentence examples for move out away from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, he was able to move out away from making the game in his home by founding a community space known as Glitch City with some of his friends.

During normal monopolar spindle formation, chromosomes move out away from the pole and oscillate; in fixed images, we found that 34% of chromosomes were found near the plus ends of microtubules, reflecting this dynamic positioning.

"The irony is that we moved out away from New England to come to liberal California.

Only later generations moved out, away from the factories, that is similar to the social cleansing that they are talking about now".

"For jobs to move away, out of whatever reason -- fear, paranoia -- that needs to be squelched".

Then as you warm up you let go and even move away, out closer to your audience (Louise Stansfield, commenter).

Mike Parr looked worn out but well, as he quickly moved away and out of view, allowing the whoops and excited calls of congratulations to fall behind him.

"I knew at that moment that I had to leave," he told Desert Island Discs, "because when new office furniture becomes so important that you even mention it, pack your bags, get out, move 200 miles away".

Know that when you see him log out, move away from where he is standing.

Box out: Move a player away from a particular area, usually the slot area in front of your goal.

People in the crowd simply stared, or moved away, out of striking range of the policemen.