Sentence examples for worked away from from inspiring English sources

Anwara Begum kept a journal all the years she worked away from home.

It emerged he was 35, and had worked away from his family in India for  10 years.

There has been much debate about the Russian-ness of Stravinsky, who lived and worked away from his native country for most of his life.

In 1984, she left to study electrical engineering, then worked away from Newcastle for a quarter of a century, until she was elected as MP in 2010.

She worked away from her extensive costume racks and prop stashes this time, so her subjects needed mostly to style themselves.

During the height of the McCarthy era, he worked away from Hollywood in the theatre, though Britain had to wait until 1974 to see him on stage in Clarence Darrow, an eloquent one-man show about the great left-wing lawyer.

Doesn't it get lonely working away from home?

"It is working away from art as entertainment.

He said he had enjoyed working away from the limelight.

I went to work away from my home town and could be myself.

If they are working away from the public, they can wear the scarf.