Sentence examples for plenty away from from inspiring English sources

I would have liked to have started the season just that little bit better with a win but I feel my performance here, I can take plenty away from it and build on it and build gradually up towards the first major of the season".

And there are plenty more away from the premier league: from Earl Sweatshirt, the poster-boy for depression (album title: I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside), to the preposterously demonic Gunplay, who has modelled his personae variously on Ben Kingsley's gangster character Don Logan from Sexy Beast and Adolf Hitler – or "Adolf Sniffler", as he puts it.

Widnes coach Denis Betts: "There's plenty getting away from us at the moment.

"The majority of people who want this set are going to have to save up a little," says Vidikron representative Mark Stein, although he notes that many of them have plenty socked away from success in the tech industry at companies like Microsoft and Google.

But there has been plenty of excitement away from the corporate announcements and big-budget launches.

But Mr. De Hond and Mr. Theeboom emphasized that there would be plenty of time away from the screen.

But obviously enough it comes down to being efficient with the time you devote to your teaching and making sure you have plenty going on away from work.

It took an extra century for major American artists to depict the city, and plenty have stayed away from it as a subject.

Although Mr. Boulton didn't take formal paternity leaves, he spent plenty of time away from the office in the weeks after they were born.

And in Jodhpur itself there was plenty to do away from the festivities, particularly if culture or cuisine are your thing.

It's also important that children get plenty of time away from media, using their brains and bodies in different ways and interacting with the three-dimensional world around them.