get away from

“We just again have to be focused on bread-and-butter, kitchen-table, middle-class issues, and get away from identity politics, get away from the notion of fighting these culture wars.”

Mr Rollinson tried to get away from the boy, and the court heard he appeared to be fine.

But he didn't have to push too hard, as Trump was eager to get away from his "winter White House" in Florida.

“You take your eye off this ball, you take your resources away from it, and this can get away from us,” Cohen said.

“We also can’t get away from the fact that we need more good people to be interested in this job and to come on the job,” McDonnell said.