Sentence examples for settings away from inspiring English sources

Krispy Kreme expects sales to grocery stores, convenience stores and other settings away from its stores to account for most of its growth.

Joe Rospars, the chief digital strategist for Obama's 2008 and 2012 campaigns, said voter coalitions were largely built in casual settings – away from the national stage and its 24/7 media scrutiny.

It's a moment of exalted pagan comedy, sparked by a goatherd with magical powers whose flute-playing unleashes a mistral that blows chairs and table settings away, blasts parasols inside-out and skirts over heads and sends the company scurrying for refuge — and landing Nénette and the professor alone together in the wild.

He was seated at least a dozen place settings away from the great lady, whose presence so unnerved him that he knocked over his wine glass.

In contrast, UCPCR is stable at room temperature for 3 days (21), and our results using mailed samples offer an approach that can be used in the patient's home or other settings away from laboratory equipment.

Changes in the delivery settings away from institutional-based and outpatient care to community settings ar also a driving factor in allied health affecting employment in countries such as the US and Australia [ 23, 24].

The video they're watching consists solely of curvaceous ladies in a variety of surreal settings grinding away to up-tempo Kalenjin music.

Through the new MyFord Mobile smartphone app, using the embedded AT&T wireless connection, Ford Focus Electric vehicle owners will have the ability to send and receive data about their car providing command and control of vehicle settings while away from it.

As HIV care and treatment programmes in resource-limited settings move away from emergency delivery of care to long-term management, patient retention in care is increasingly being recognised as critical to the success of these programmes.

Keep casual styles, like sundresses and trendy t-shirts, to casual settings and away from formal parties or professional office settings.

Do you think that exploring books in schools and universities (ie. educational settings) can take away the personal pleasure of reading?