Sentence examples for out of away from inspiring English sources
'out of away' is not a correct English phrase
If you'd like to use a phrase to describe a location farther away, you could use 'far away' instead. For example, "She moved far away from her hometown."
The key to his destiny is that window, which is something to look out of, away from himself.
It's easy to imagine a single out-of-tune violin scraping away in the background.
Out-of-hours responsibilities passed away from GP principals to primary care organisations in April 2004.
Pack away all out-of-season clothing.
When I took office, there were 5,000 New Yorkers in nursing homes, not in New York, locked up out of state away from their families, away from the community.
This is a sport out of control away from the gridiron.
Tottenham have won three out of eight away games against German teams in Europe.
In short, there are areas where the government should get out of the away, by clearing bureaucratic hurdles.
Dodge's orders were to kick the ball out of bounds, away from the dangerous return man, DeSean Jackson.
Nigel would whip us out of Europe away from those fat cats quicker than you can say Branston Pickle.
However, they have only won four out of 18 away games in the competition since the millennium.
