How To Use Back away In A Sentence
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If a group leader's philosophy and beliefs are narrow and one-sided, then back away.
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Ah. Your five years. Actually back away an extreme direction.
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‘Back away,’ Floyd directed, pointing a large stick of chalk at Kyle.
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They back away and by all appearances become apathetic.
Christianity Today
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Never one to back away from a fight, his political career was studded with duels and bloody street brawls.
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Around 5:30 p.m., a Soyuz spacecraft piloted by Russian cosmonaut Dmitry Kondratyev and carrying a NASA astronaut and an Italian astronaut will undock from a port 50 feet from Endeavour and back away to a distance of about 650 feet.
Soyuz undocking could be shuttle photo opp
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Tie-backs are a decorative effect using a cord, chain, rope or cloth to secure the draperies back away from the window.
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They would dance towards each other, each holding a sheet end, then back away, pulling the sheet taut between them, then advance again, and so on.
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When the cue hits the object ball it will bend the tangent line back away from the corner.
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He'll flirt with gaudy science-fiction spectacles and then, at the last moment, back away.
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Hence, the gun comes back, and every part of the grasping hand comes back with it, except the trigger finger, which is left behind when the trigger pulls back away from it during the rearward recoil movement.
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If you guessed that last week's animal was the babirusa, then you should turn off the Discovery Channel and back away from the TV, because that's something you really have no need to know.
What In Tarnation Am I?
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Simply put, species behave as statistical entities, making it necessary to back away from individual species or small assemblages to examine topdown processes.
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She puts slack on the rope and tells the stupid man just to back away slowly.
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But our dinner doubled back away from the marksmen and headed over a ridge.
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But she watched her mother blink in surprise and take an involuntary step back away from her.
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I brush the loose hair that escaped from my hat back away from my face, and lower my scarf to reveal more than just my red cheeks, a pair of eyes and a very red nose.
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She hopped back away from it, windmilling her arms once to catch her balance.
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To avoid electrocution, the firefighters had to back away.
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They back away and by all appearances become apathetic.
Christianity Today
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Holding its pale back away from the sunlight makes the backswimmer harder for predators to spot.
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To allow the trailer to roll back away from the damaged concrete as it was being lifted, the trailer's brakes had to be released manually at the same time.
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The first-term MPP for Mississauga South has been meeting with Minister of Energy and Infrastructure Brad Duguid to make sure he doesn't back away from his predecessor's pledge.
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The church can't really back away from the use of the term Mormon, given the ingrained history of the term and resources the church used to establish it.
ScrippsNews
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And then again, she wants to back away quietly and run to where her friends are waiting in a car by the kerb.
Times, Sunday Times
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Darken Rahl came closer, close enough that the pain of his spirit coruscation was almost enough to make Richard back away.
Temple of the Winds
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Bin the vuvuzela and back away from the television.
Times, Sunday Times
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Jefferson doesn't back away from contact and plays with emotion - even yelling at himself for something simple like a missed foul shot.
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His hair was a raven black, brushed back away from his forehead.
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However, buyers have continued to back away from longer-leadtime imports such as steels, even if prices are slightly lower than world averages, due to continued economic uncertainty as well as the lack of available credit for global trade.
Purchasing - Top Stories
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Put that plastic truck (or other piece of marketing swag) down and back away.
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Although generally quite a touchy-feely person, I never back away from physical interaction, unless, particularly, that physical interaction should be focused on the eyeball.
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We will not back away from tough measures.
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He wasn't a man to back away from a scrap when he was a player, and he said he wouldn't this time.
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The horse was braying, frightened, as it tried to back away from several men fighting.
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The old Irish priest crossed himself and slunk back away from the computer.
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He was so sweet, but I was afraid that the moment he heard the word orphan, he would back away and pretend he never knew me.
Butterfly
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My dad is a small, bookish, Jewish man with an interest in international politics – but all those years ago he was also a keen martial artist, with extensive sideburns, open-necked shirts and an unwillingness to back away from a confrontation.
Teaching my son about violence | Phil Hilton
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The stun knocked him back aways and he fell to the ground.
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Historically when institutions and individuals back away from convictional biblical truth, it is driven primarily by one single factor -- and that is the respectability of other people.
Good As You
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He had only time to back away before the thick wooden doors swung open, hinges protesting loudly.
