Sentence examples for seen away from inspiring English sources

Instead, the mass of Iraqis are portrayed as largely mute, anonymous and threatening figures, seen away in the distance.

Ms Hughes-Hallett evokes the edgy relationship between these two unaccommodating egos with particular adroitness.D'Annunzio is best seen away from the realm of politics.

Juveniles, common in the 1970s, declined in numbers throughout the 1980s and are now rarely seen away from their parents, except in impoverished areas.

Out of context, seen away from its own flock of Airbuses and Boeings, the giant landing gear does look like the greatest work that Duchamp or Caro failed to deliver.

A further four species regularly attend swarms but are as often seen away from them.

First is a woodcut of the bird, always either perched or standing on the ground, even in the case of water birds – such as the Smew – that (as winter visitors) do not nest in Britain, and consequently are rarely seen away from water there.

As some instruments play sustained notes, others saw away, creating undulant waves and grainy inner textures.

Don't drill something while holding it in your hand, and always move a power saw away from you.

Whether the base is cotton or wool, when it's walked on, those pieces saw away at the fiber.

You could see away from home we dropped too many points last season and conceded too many goals.

:: Read our guide to 11 acts to see away from the main stage.