Sentence examples for rarely away from inspiring English sources
A social livewire and hugely popular across the regiment, he was rarely away from the centre of the action".
His ribbed beige scarf – which he dubbed "lucky" after a win against Newcastle – was rarely away from his neck.
Banks's communications adviser is rarely away from the boss's side and features heavily in Banks's book about the EU referendum campaign, The Bad Boys of Brexit.
The blond, dashing Monsignor Gaenswein, who is rarely away from the Pope's side, is seen by many as a key figure in the Vatican's power struggles, and has himself been the subject of speculation.
But this practice is having a moment in the mainstream during a time when most people are rarely away from a screen or disconnected from a constant barrage of communication ― which is no coincidence.
That's very much part of the problem here: In an age where we're confused about children and sexuality, yet child sexual abuse is rarely away from the front pages, we have no compulsory child sex education.
Just off stage, but rarely far away, lurks the long shadow of the Raj.
Rhodes kept his attention on the speakers, rarely looking away as they stood a few feet away at a microphone.
When you try out new shoes before you've bought them, you rarely walk away with sore feet, right?
Freedom is rarely taken away in supersize amounts; more typically it is slowly siphoned off drop by drop so people don't even notice until they've lost it entirely.
Political jostling is thus rarely far away.
