Sentence examples for obviously away from inspiring English sources

"We have a few requirements for launching sites – it has to be between four to six stories, obviously away from trees and ledges.

"It's going to be a tough one obviously, away to Dundee United at Tannadice.

"It was a hard one to get done because I was obviously away with Northern Ireland in South America, and I've been away on holiday the past couple of weeks," he told the club website. .

Nor did Deila change his team's shape or style when things were so obviously slipping away from Celtic.

"If you start from the premise, 'I hate my work,' then obviously getting away from it is a good thing.

"The bad news is that all of this is obviously taking away from fund-raising time," Mr. McCain told the fund-raisers on their call.

The media focus on children who are desperately thin and obviously wasting away means that chronic undernutrition – just as deadly – can be overlooked.

He is obviously coming away with us on tour today and the fact he is looking so strong is good news for Arsenal and England," Oxlade-Chamberlain said in the London Evening Standard.

Some have obviously moved away to seek work; the population of metropolitan Rochester has been edging down since 1994 (it is now just over one million, though there has not been an exodus as from Buffalo).

He said "time was obviously running away" and that he was dismayed by Blackburn's lack of fight after public statements made by Ince's players that they were ready to fight for their manager.

When I proposed this idea to John Tatoulis he obviously went away and had a think about it and discussed it with various authorities back in Athens, and no one seemed to think there was any issue at all.