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Discover LudwigThe phrase "straying away" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe someone or something that has gone off or abandoned a set course or a set plan. For example, "After straying away from her original plan, she realized it was a mistake."
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But as night fell, the rally dissolved, with many of the marchers straying away.
Some countries displayed preferences for colorful cars, straying away from the global standards of black, white and silver.
It feels as if we're straying away from the point of what people mean by his absence of self-doubt.
Second, they acknowledged that the president has grown more comfortable in straying away from prepared remarks and speaking from the gut.
The fissure, perhaps 100 feet wide, 10 feet across and who knows how deep, could have been a deathtrap for unwary skiers straying away from the prepared trails.
But there already seems to be a danger of straying away from the Larry David sweet spot occupied in the first episode and more in the direction of Brothers and Sisters.
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I, K-10033, strayed away from my true self: Michael Alexander Allen.
"The Peace Corps has strayed away from its mission," she said.
The characters rarely strayed away from their kitchen.
I had strayed away from religious dogma, but my hunger for miracle speech had not abated.
"The times the company has gotten into trouble is when they've strayed away from content".
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