Sentence examples for shown away from from inspiring English sources

Reserves alter the cumulative catch of the fishery (Fig. 3), as is apparent by comparing situations without a reserve (Fig. 3, results shown along the vertical axes) to those with a reserve (Fig. 3, results shown away from the vertical axes).

But Pemper is more gratified by the balance her players show away from basketball.

The finish for his first-half goal was routine but it was made by a fine, pre-emptive run, and by the usual boldness Leicester's chief creator tends to show away from home.

The challenge, he says, is to nurture new comedy shows away from those formats, while also ensuring that Radio 4 isn't only thought of as a launch pad for TV.

In 2002, the network flirted with the fate of "Nightline's" future as ABC attempted to lure Letterman and his late night talk show away from CBS.

As well as falling flat, it took the show away from its core appeal.

That drew many young men, a surprisingly strong constituency for the show, away from "Deadwood".

– and cannily steered the TV show away from interacting with the movie big hitters.

If I can keep this show away from myself, then I can weather it".

Moving the shows away from the anniversary "is absolutely the crux of the thing," he said.

The newest version of the product uses technology from a company called Sling that lets customers wirelessly watch recorded shows away from home.