Sentence examples for outlets away from inspiring English sources

The company refurbished 202 shops, with 20 converted into cafes, adding more seating and opened 122 new outlets – away from high streets, in retail and industrial parks, at motorway service stations and travel hubs.

Each visited outlets away from their own homes to avoid local recognition.

Insiders say the deal does not mean for one minute that Pitt will turn his back on Hollywood productions – rather, it offers him a creative outlet away from the tentpole gigs.

And now, many universities are taking that outlet away.

That also gives her another creative outlet away from Crooked Still, which is playing the festival circuit throughout the summer, including two nights (or, in this case, days) at the Nome Midnight Sun Folk Festival in Alaska, just a few days before the June 21 summer solstice.

Sixties icons such as Bob Dylan and Paul McCartney teamed up with Starbucks to sell their records because, with traditional retail outlets withering away, this was the best way to reach their ageing audience.

Consumers continue to shift to digital entertainment outlets and away from traditional pay TV offerings.  .

The items are either sold to consumers directly, sold through an outlet, given away or destroyed.

After sampling, the integrated micropump automatically delivered the collection liquid through the half-open microchannel to the liquid outlet, washing away those deposited particles into collection reservoir.

Direct the outlet pipe away from the body and out of the pants.

"Outlets are turning away from phone polling, which can be problematic.