Sentence examples for workings away from from inspiring English sources

With the latch assembly unscrewed, you should be able to pull it and the other inner workings away from and out of the door.

Work away from yourself.

However, Peperakis (1958) noted that severe bumps at the Sunnyside Mine in Utah had occurred in virgin development a long distance away from active workings, and were attributed to geologic faults.

In one instance, extensive damage resulted from a seismic magnitude (M) event, where M = 2.8, that was located more than 100 m away from the workings (Holub et al. 2011).

Openshaw believes offering a safe way to learn about buying stocks will encourage those of us who normally shy away from the workings of Wall Street to become more financially adventurous and eventually self-sufficient.

Intrigued by the workings of nature, he turned away from idealized landscapes.

McEwan's bold ambition is to describe the wood: to have his novels address what novels often shy away from – the intricate workings of institutionalised power.

But away from the ongoing row about the workings of the country's democracy is another story, one much less reported: this central European nation's dazzling cultural and musical heritage is now enjoying a renaissance.

If the trial goes forward, the inner workings of the party will be on display, drawing attention away from her efforts to curb corruption.

The Guardian view on broadband Britain: take internet infrastructure away from BT Nils Pratley: Let's see BT Openreach's workings.

In Germany, some psychologists responded to the crisis engendered by the imageless thought controversy by turning away from the experimental study of "cognitive" questions about the workings of the mind in general, and moved instead toward an understanding of their subject as concerned with interpretive studies of persons, or the differences between them.