Sentence examples for will move away from from inspiring English sources

We hope the G.O.P. leaders will move away from that dead-end.

Doctors are hoping the tumor will move away from a vein so they can remove it.

It is doubtful that Postecoglou will move away from his emphasis on pressing.

And we can only hope that those negotiations will move away from the "polluted stream" and toward a fresh spring.

While standing over a relative's backyard fishpond, I notice the fish will move away from whatever side I stand on.

Facebook has announced it will move away from coal and power its operations – including datacentres – with clean and renewable energy.

For example, elk, with their long, thin legs, are very sensitive to heavy snow and will move away from it, descending to lower elevations.

2019: ONLINE SCIENCE "Scientific publishing will move away from the current journal-and-conference model to a model that takes better advantage of online tools".

"If you ignore 14 per cent of the population, a lot of [viewers] will move away from TV and go to social media".

To remove that perverse incentive, we will move away from the competition between Awarding Organisations in the core academic subjects of English, mathematics, sciences, history, geography and languages.

The BBC has also indicated it will move away from traditional 19th-century costume drama to look at other periods in history.