Sentence examples for will flow away from inspiring English sources

Power will flow away from traditional institutions that have failed to deliver progress – especially governments and banks.

As impermanent as breathing: it would be nice, and appropriately Zen-like, to say that the birds will fly, the rivers will run, and Cunningham's work, with them, will flow away.

As 67P/Churyumov Gerasimenko gets closer and closer to the sun, the rate at which ice below its surface sublimates will increase dramatically and will flow away from the comet, dragging dust and organics to produce great filaments of material which will form a glowing tail arcing behind it.

Similarly, democratic reform (whilst hardly the kind of thing my mates talk to me about in the pub) is an opportunity to tell Britain's nations and regions that power will flow away from the greedy patronage of the prime minister and towards them.

Some other emails may be shown below the vetted email, and the rest will flow away into temporal oblivion, just like uninteresting social posts from a few hours ago.

In a healthy, vibrant stock market, money will always flow away from the companies that are perceived as losing their edge and into those that are on the forefront of an emerging sector.

Labour Day weekend is a peak shopping moment for camouflage gear and boots, if not for guns; next week's planned promotions and sales will be difficult to postpone, and business will presumably just flow away to neighbouring states.

Devon, Dorset and Hampshire are also vulnerable to flooding from water coming up through the soaking ground because groundwater in aquifers moves much more slowly than surface water, and will take more time to flow away underground.

Water should flow away from your home, not toward it.

Bumpier but brighterWhen interest rates eventually rise in America, money will flow back there, and away from developing economies that still need it.

Golf courses will all be inland and will be graded so runoff water flows away from the rivers.