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• The police went after him but he got away.

• The couple next door moved away last year.

• He made a sudden movement and frightened the bird away.

• He looked away from the computer screen to rest his eyes.

• The letter blew away and I had to run after it.

• I don't like the idea of living so far away from my family.

• The explosion was of such intensity that it was heard five miles away.

• The nearest town is ten miles away.

• The museum is just six blocks away.

• Is the station far away?

• I told the children to put their toys and games away.

• Put that knife away before someone gets hurt.

• All the folders have been carefully numbered and filed away.

• The diamonds are shut away in a bank vault somewhere.

• At a word from their teacher, the children started to tidy away their books.

• Haitian strongman Duvalier could feel his power slipping away.

• The sound of his footsteps gradually died away.

• He could feel his strength ebbing away.

• As the years passed, the memories faded away.

• He gambled away all of our savings.

• We're having a holiday in August, but that seems a long way away.

• Christmas is only two months away.

• The announcement of the winner is just a few minutes away now.

• Don't worry about your driving test yet - it's weeks away.

• With the concert only a few days away, the band are practising hard.

• She was singing away to herself as she worked.

• They were hammering away at the door.

• They were just chatting away while the fire raged around them.

• One third of take-aways are owned and run by ethnic minorities.

• I assume that he is not one of those who uses take-aways.

• Off licences, restaurants and take-aways may also open.

• The traditional demarcation between public houses and restaurants and between restaurants and take-aways has become blurred.

• The first and most important issue involves the catering industry—restaurants, cafés and take-aways.

• They are being taxed to pay for the give-aways and handouts in the form of capital transfer tax.

• Joking aside, take-aways are ethnic as well as small businesses.

• The same problem about cost applies to take-aways.

• There have been 106 complaints relating to "take-aways" generally and of them 20 were about fish-and-chip shops.

• We are failing to do so because we are carrying round our neck like a millstone interest of £11 billion on previous give-aways.

• Many people have invested their redundancy money in taking on franchises for fast food take-aways.

• The total number of "take-aways" in them are 633, of which 260 are fish-and-chip shops.

• As a result, vast profits were made by the people who invested in these give-aways.

• All those take-aways are part of the diet of the working class and the less well-off.

• They are given £40 a week from which they are supposed to pay for take-aways.