• The medical consensus has shifted away from bed rest for back pain and toward exercise.

• Both universities moved away from early admissions.

• It's hard to talk to the banks there and not come away feeling sorry for them.

• In multiple trials, she hid a wireless speaker in a fake tree trunk near each group of elephants, then drove away.

• Everyone knows it's no fun to be away from your significant other.

• No matter how many times you've seen it, visiting the canyon never fails to take your breath away.

• Get away for a mind-clearing recharge at these top spa resorts and spiritual retreats.

• Someone may soon be able to tell what types material are in your pockets from tens, and possibly thousands, of feet away digg_url.

• Some tips for keeping thieves away from your home when you're out of town.

• Then, when you get away you still have the option to return if you want.

• When you magnify it, it rushes away from you and becomes a simulacrum of its larger self, eventually infinitely long.

• Don't let all your green efforts get washed away with your morning shower.

• Keeping unwanted critters away can be tricky business, and options are somewhat limited.

• When these fisher poets gather, nobody brags about the verse that got away.

• Sip and stroll close to home and far away from the tourist hordes.

• It may often be true that the best way to raise demand for your product is to give it away.

• The costs of driving away from a gas station with the nozzle still in your car and who will cover them.

• Painful as it may be to think about, the fall semester looms a month away.

• America's economy is set to shift away from consumption and debt and towards exports and saving.

• Tell me a tale about a wicked stepmother who has two children who run away to the woods.

• By burning away all the pesky carbon and other impurities, coal power plants produce heaps of radiation.

• Governments are trying to accelerate the shift away from fossil fuels.

• Take one of these wine country daytrips to sip and stroll close to home and far away from the tourist hordes.

• Basically, we're moving a few blocks away to a new house.

• Turning away some investors and telling those he accepted not to talk to outsiders produced a sense of exclusivity.

• Over time, animals have developed many ways to stay away from predators.

• To escape predators in the ocean, these cephalopods will speed away by shooting a jet of water.

• Sports teams and the avid nature of high school sports really kind of took away from all of that.

• Sweep your someone away with chocolate, flowers, and a romantic getaway.

• The global recession continued to eat away at higher.

• Decentralisation is the process of distributing power away from the centre of an organisation.

• It blasted the hoodoos, blowing crumbling rocks away.

• Drug-maker plans to cut jobs and spending as industry shies away from drug discovery.

• He didn't laugh, or ask questions, or slowly back away.

• When vigorous growth spreads beyond the design, cut it away and remove any roots.

• We are on the verge of eroding away our ozone layer.

• Governments may decide to shift away from petroleum because of its nasty geopolitics or its contribution to global warming.

• The rivers in the basin constantly jumped their banks and flooded the countryside, washing away soil before it could deepen.

• The black area shows which civilizations could have eluded our radio searches, either because they are too far away or.

• Nothing brings a family closer together than taking them away.

• Fruit is usually a dry capsule that releases seeds explosively, shooting them up to several feet away.

• Internet-based services draw top professors away from traditional programs.

• Then she backed away from politics and made clear that her interests were not in public life.

• Then the animals took counsel together how they should manage to drive away the robbers, and at last they thought of a plan.

• The next wave of high-speed rail lines should do away with the rails altogether, say proponents of magnetic levitation technology.

• Away from the daily distractions that can get in your way.

• He went back to the house with one of the boys, but the crows stayed away.

• Jesus said that getting into heaven was mighty hard for the wealthy, and their best bet was to give away their wealth.

• After roasting, the ortolan was thrown away and only the olive was consumed.

• For centuries, artistic treasures have been taken away from the lands that created them.

• But of course, you do not see her shrinking-only as moving farther away.

• And all the courtiers knew that they, too, were only one step away from a similar fate.

• If pests of this sort are a nuisance for you, you may want to clear away their hiding places periodically.

• She thought about it a little, then decided to move to a city thousands of miles away.

• Gimmicks, such as giving away free shoes, are useless because nobody actually needs shoes at all.

• Plants and animals also produce acids that mix with rainwater, a combination that eats away at rocks.

• More precisely, the laser's field drives a small proportion of the electron's wave function away and back.

• Perhaps more than anything else, it is the extraordinary architecture that takes a visitor's breath away.

• Some people use blowers, but lighter mulches may blow away along with unwanted material.

• Changing the language to pretend that those differences don't exist will not make them go away.

• As you fall asleep you hear bloodhounds not far away.

• But whereas tungsten projectiles become rounded at the tip upon impact, uranium shells burn away at the edges.

• Riboud crept close, snapping away in the soft, dying light of the late afternoon with the last of his film.

• Can't wait to see the scaffolding go away and really get a sense of the architecture.

• Others want to get away from toxic politics in their current departments.

• Find out a great way to store and reuse plastic bags instead of throwing them away.

• But when they get close they turn away from our heads and dive for our feet-apparently.

• It snorts awake and swims off as its companions drift away from us in loose pairs and trios.

• Each stem looks as if it could be cut off and carried away as a parasol.

• However, it will also take away from your research time.

• No wonder thousands have already run away to settle here.

• Consequently, as water evaporates, the vapor carries heat away from the water.

• At a rodeo, a bull fighter is the cowboy's best friend, as his job is to draw the bull away from a cowboy.

• Running bamboo can get away from you, that's for sure.

• The entrance to a major highway/freeway is about three miles away.

• Years ago scientists discovered that stratospheric ozone is being eaten away by human activity.

• After rubbing them you settle back into staring, hunched inches away from the.

• He was absolutely not shut away in some ivory tower somewhere.

• Finding time to steal away to the shed is no easy feat.

• Make your own delicious peppermint bark to eat or give away as a gift.

• Hawkes gently tugs away a logo-emblazoned veil to reveal a new.

• The dominant male turned a bright color, while the other slinked away and faded.

• Most wine drinkers have more bottles tucked away than they realize.

• Giving bears snacks may keep the animals away from homes and campsites, one biologist says.

• Hold the page about a foot away from your face and slowly move it toward you and away from you.

• But mostly they will go away with a warm feeling in their hearts, and perhaps remembering a melody.

• Whipped cream and raspberries give it a romance you can get away with only once a year.

• The girl's piercing green eyes, shocked with hints of blue and fear, gave away her story.

• The fungi project their spores away from the resident dung because cows will not eat near feces.

• Rosettes of strapshaped basal leaves appear in early spring, fade away after bloom in summer.

• Fabrics made of synthetic fibers that wick perspiration away from your body are best.

• The muscles receive an order to pull those fingers away from the surface.

• Smooth gray bark flakes away to reveal shiny cinnamon bark beneath.

• The enormous force and weight of so much water sweeps away almost everything in its path.

• Mauchly himself claimed that he took away no ideas whatsoever.

• Making smart food choices doesn't have to mean doing away with your favorites.

• It misses as the ray twists out of reach and speeds away.

• Spread a layer of mulch around the plant, keeping it several inches away from the stem or trunk.

• Locations away from city lights with clear skies make ideal places for star parties.

• So when the clouds blow away after the snow blankets your.

• Mobile devices are one year away from transforming education.

• My ancestors cussed their lives away in that soil, following a one-crop mule.

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