1 When did you come away from the tea party?

2 I had to come away from the party early.

3 Come away, now. There's nothing to see.

4 The paper has started to come away from the walls.

5 One of the wires in the plug had come away.

6 We were happy to come away with a draw against Sweden.

7 Come away from that cliff edge! You're giving me the jitters!

8 The plaster had started to come away from the wall.

9 All the more reason to come away with me.

10 With three games to go,[] we might even come away with another 8 or 9 points.

11 We come away well-pleased with ourselves, perhaps, but seldom have we taken the least delight in others' efforts.

12 When I come away from working with Slatkin I always feel more mentally alert than when I started.

13 A strand of hair had come away from the comb on top of her head and hung dawn her cheek.

14 I come away from the courthouse, brushing slowly through the streets, gazing at Liberty's and the Haunch of Venison Avenue.

15 The transfers will often come away with the adhesive tape.

16 Some managers come away from virtual reality demonstrations with unhealthy visions of holograms dancing in their heads.

17 Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away.

18 She loved me, and was ready to come away with me yesterday, but I said no.

19 If you don't know, come away the understanding once!

20 Come away, mother or he will catch you!

21 Come away with your uncle tomorrow.

22 The handle has come away.

23 If they were giving out prizes for what you do in bed he'd have come away with the booby prize.

24 How do stocks like Quarterdeck and Iomega break away from the conventional pack and come away with the winnings?

25 He'd put his hand to the place, amazed to see it come away bloody.

26 Once a small section is completely removed the rest should come away easily.

27 She could alienate a whole list of people, and still come away without knowing which one of them she actually wanted.

28 She had a moment of pure desire in which she wanted to shout to him that he must come away with her.

29 It was a disappointing display and we were fortunate to come away with a point.

30 Nouns, like all other words, get mired in context and come away with biases clinging to them.

1 When did you come away from the tea party?

31 " Won't you come away from him? "

32 Come away and leave him.

33 He had to come away before the party ended.

34 " Why don't you come away? "

35 I have come away from China a convinced Sinophile, and determined to return and drive around for a family holiday.

36 Rise up , my love, My beauty,[http:///come away.html] and come away.

37 Heat nail with electric iron next press connection point, solid and not easy come away.

38 Foreigners arriving in China for the first time often come away with the very same view.

39 Come away from that machine or you may get hurt.

40 "Your children may well come away speaking with a bit of a broad country accent" — "Right." —"because they're mixing with country children.".

41 Please put on your slippers and come away at the window.

42 The Reds coach also had some words of encouragement for debutant Sterling, but was keen to stress that it was a team performance that saw Liverpool come away with the three points.

43 It can be incredibly frustrating trying to piece together the real message behind the doublespeak, and many people come away with the idea that Chinese people just cannot be trusted.

44 I had to come away before the end of the party.

45 Deciding on which team will come away with the trophy is the unenviable task here.

46 Come away, or yonder old black man will catch you!

47 But could you come away like that, Carl, without arranging things?

48 She had to come away before the end of the play.

49 Readers will come away with the knowledge needed to complete each of the drawings required by most municipalities to obtain a building permit for a single-family residence.