Examples of 'away much' in a sentence
Meaning of "away much"
away much - to be absent or missing frequently or for extended periods of time
How to use "away much" in a sentence
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away much
Doing this takes away much of your intent.
I regret that his grandfather is away much.
Frequently he gave away much of what he grew.
She used to travel a lot but she does not go away much now.
She gives away much of her income.
They have managed to take away much from us.
He steals away much more than your faith.
These rocks are not going to hold them away much longer.
He was giving away much of his own fortune as well.
Trust will be given and taken away much faster.
He gave away much of his income to people in need.
He should have run away much sooner.
Children throw away much of the nutritious food that they are served.
Your pain will go away much faster.
They fritter away much too much time on these silly road trips.
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I have never gone away much of here.
This takes away much of the aesthetic freedom desired by a designer of that article.
But this passed away much too early.
Almost everyone in their lifetime has coloured their hair that has faded away much faster.
I can not be away much longer.
At the moment, we can not take away much.
A misstep would take away much of her credibility.
He gave away much in charity, but he gave it without the slightest ostentation.
He talks about giving away much of his fortune.
One hopes that your girls… I regret that his grandfather is away much.
That was a test because it took away much of my independence.
He capably strips away much of the veneer of theoretical legitimacy upon which statism depends . ”.
I can not keep him away much longer.
I throw away much of what I write.
I heard that your brother has taken away much from you.
Our midshipmen can take away much from learning about our distinguished graduates.
This weekend it emerged that the unit has thrown away much of the data.
You do not have to give away much information at the beginning.
The telegram will not keep Sir Robert away much longer.
Recent history has taken away much of the privacy that we have.
Without protective enamel, the underlying dentine wears away much faster.
Abram you are taking away much joy from our lives.
I went there with various aches and pains, and came away much relieved.
Robust competition takes away much of the need for regulation.
No matter how intensely we live the moment, time slips away much too fast.
But financial liberalization swept away much of the rural infrastructure associated with agricultural banks.
If they kill us when we run away Much better.
I will be far away Much too far away from here.
With effective treatment, it goes away much faster.
Our society has moved away much more from theology than from Christian philosophy.
If that were the case, we would have run away much earlier.
I have already been away much longer than I should have.
Keep your eyes peeled… They have managed to take away much from us.
SEC Consult is not giving away much detail about these vulnerabilities.
And they don't look away much.
