Sentence examples for staff far away from inspiring English sources

When the academy began looking for temporary quarters in 2000, the search took the staff far away from the city.

By Joan Acocella Maybe it was good for Villella and his staff to be far away, and in a non-ballet town.

"The counteroffers that we heard from her staff were so far away from where I was at, that it just became apparent that because you have to have Medicaid with the budget that the time was running out.

"Staff who lived far away could not get to work because it was not safe, and the one who could come to work needed to get home quickly.

The staff member was never far away.

Not far away, staff at the law firm Burges Salmon have been told they can watch the game on a big screen in the nearby Queen Square as long as they make the time up and clear it with their line manager.

As part of the tight choreography of the Iowa trip, expected to be followed with a stop back home in New York before heading up to New Hampshire to cross paths with her Republican rivals, Clinton's staff released a statement – far away from Iowa – indicating a sharp change of position from the candidate on same-sex marriage.

With the support of volunteers, interns, visiting students and 17 local youths in an after-school program — as well as a staff of seven from as far away as Berkeley, Calif.

"The general rule of the campaign staff is to keep as far away from the candidate's family as possible," said James Pinkerton, who had an office across the hall from Mr. Bush's.

And encomiums about one staff member or another are never far away.

He cites issues with intellectual property, product quality and the treatment of staff in far-away factories as complications that make the process less of a boon for the bottom line than it once appeared.