Examples of 'moved further away' in a sentence

Meaning of "moved further away"

moved further away: This phrase indicates a physical or metaphorical distance increasing between two or more entities. It often signifies a separation, divergence, or detachment in relationships, locations, or situations

How to use "moved further away" in a sentence

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moved further away
She could have moved further away.
Everyone moved further away from this man.
The voices faded as the two moved further away.
So they moved further away.
But later the river changed its course and moved further away.
Your neighbours moved further away from you.
I suddenly realised I was near their nest, and moved further away.
David moved further away.
The Mechanism believes that ideally the camp should be moved further away from the border.
Monet moved further away from Paris.
The table had been moved further away.
Valtteri Bottas moved further away from Sebastian Vettel in the battle for fourth place.
Li tried to get closer to me but I moved further away.
When he moved further away from our school?
Priorities changed as the Pacific war moved further away from Australia.

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Today, we moved further away from fulfilling that promise.
In time, trees become scarce and production sites are moved further away from villages.
If an object is moved further away from the light source, its shadow gets smaller.
Consequently, the pilot valve element 15 is moved further away from the pilot orifice 9.
If the person moved further away the response was "You're Getting Colder.".
One other Kerry state from 2004 may have moved further away from the Democrats.
Subsequently, the storm moved further away from the coast, and on July 27 it dissipated.
Scott Isaac moved further away.
Some avant-garde filmmakers moved further away from narrative.
I feel it bitterly to have been moved further away from you, dear sister.
Instead, the line was moved further away from the mountain side.
Last but not least, mankind has moved further away from the brink of nuclear Armageddon.
The fixture and targets are then moved further away from the laser apparatus ( e.g. 20 feet ).

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