Sentence examples for that move away from inspiring English sources

"There will be regions that move away from viticulture, due to more frequent heatwaves," Webb told Guardian Australia.

Flintoff is steaming in and twice beats the left-handed Yuvraj outside off-stump with balls that move away from him.

I do think, though, that there are some very interesting ways we could re-architect our online social lives that move away from highly centralized corporate servers.

That implies policies that move away from the old over-regulated economy dominated by pork-barrel public-works projects.So Mr Kato and his reform-minded colleagues see the political as well as economic imperative behind economic deregulation.

Updated at 4.34am GMT 4.24am GMT 5th over: India 14-2 (Gambhir 9, Yuvraj 0) Finn begins with four dot balls that move away from Gambhir if only marginally.

If we don't offer them new ways of learning that move away from traditional methods, they'll turn their backs and say thanks anyway, but I'll do a massive open online course (Mooc) on engineering because that's what I'm interested in.

Still, it was a good delivery that moved away off the seam as well.

The research also found that moving away from a yes versus no choice posed no particular issue for respondents.

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Macrina warns that moving away from these simple measures will take time.

He found that moving away from former geographic areas substantially lowered a parolee's likelihood of re-incarceration [Kirk, 2009].