turn away

Just as a sunspot was turning away from Earth on Sept. 8, the active region erupted, producing a solar flare and a fantastic prominence.

And as their eyes met for a second, she felt the heat in her neck and breasts, and she flushed, turning away before he noticed.

for if it flows through the cliff there is probably some cavity, which it would be easy to render habitable after turning away the water.

then, just as he was turning away, he drew the card out again, and left the empty envelope on the box.

Said he of his pathetic patients: "Their withdrawal seems to be an act of turning away . . . to seek comfort in solitude. "

Turning away, he took out the sandwich and quickly ate the raw heart himself.

Younger Japanese consumers in particular are turning away from cars, spending their money on electronics or other goods.

"I beg your pardon, " replied Miss Bingley, turning away with a sneer. "Excuse my interference. -- It was kindly meant. "

Taking a deep breath, turning away from my work, and focusing my attention on something else is always helpful.

Suggestions that the United States is turning away form its historically open approach to foreign investment are unwarranted.

By this definition, "going holistic" means turning away from any conventional medical options and using alternative treatment exclusively.

'I can't skim - I can't! ' she said, turning away from him.

When the upright man, turning away from his righteousness, does evil, death will overtake him init.

If receiving God's comfort and restoration begins with turning away from your sins, are there areas of your life that need a dressing?

her turning away, hiding her ravaged face in her hands, muttering an inappropriate "Hi. "

Publicity over the death of Baby Peter has led to many people turning away from key parts of the service.

yes please , " said the fox , turning away to lick his lips" .

"I grew up in Freeport, " James replied, turning away.

Do you know, mama, that my uncle Philips talks of turning away Richard, and if he does, Colonel Forster will hire him.

A full-scale turning away from the war by the political class still looks some way off, however.

The essential action is to stop turning away and disconnecting from the suffering we impose on others by our food choices.

Turning away expressionless, you muster all the spiritual benevolence you can, and for once you don't counter-attack.

Turning away from the opportunity China presents would be an unwise move.

And the word and the symbol are a turning away from it.

AMIT KUMAR must be one of the few bankers in the world turning away depositors.

The stanza then takes a turn like the first turning away from the simplicity.

"Yet a gentleman should not be unjust neither, " said Biddy, turning away her head.

Much of the argument has tended to focus on the wider economic costs of turning away from nuclear power.

IMF researchers now concede that poor countries may be helped, not hindered, by turning away foreign speculators.

Despite the counsels from Washington, Butler was not turning away "unproductive" fugitives.

Yes, and He is hearing my present supplication, and He is not turning away His ear from me. Blessed be His holy name!

Turning away billions of dollars, and the opportunity to never have to work again, can't be that difficult.

Turning away for 5 seconds sends a clear message to the dog that he is not doing what you want.

No man likes to see his feelings laughed at, so Gabriel Oak said, turning away, 'Very well, then I won't ask you again. '

If they need money, their reasoning goes, they have no business turning away anyone who has it.

But in turning away from its once-innovative model, Demand is also leaving behind a lot of unhappy former freelancers.

His turning away from including the Communist Party was inevitable to some degree, but occurred tohigh degree by accident as well.

America, which leads the world in installed nuclear power, may lead the world in turning away from the technology, too.

A number of mills in the Midwest report very high inventories and are turning away tons regularly.

To assuage public fears about being swamped, it is seeking to attract mainly high-earners while turning away low-wage immigrants.

The helicopters dropped a few boxes of food before turning away, said Mr. al-Hadouthi, the 38-year-old unemployed local who was there.

Him! - never, never. Dear Miss Woodhouse, how could you so mistake me? ' turning away distressed.

She was very quiet and shy, turning away whenever she saw him glancing her way.

"But it looks like I'll have to, " she murmured, turning away from the window to dress.

Recognition of Taiwan would mean turning away from the country's ties with Beijing.

In the Falklands too, the mammoth of gladiators are turning away from their battlefields and the spectacular exodus must now begin.

My ignorant, arrogant coarseness, my secret pride, my turning away.

And I saw the reluctant turning away and then the one last look.

Do you send email only during the usual nine-to-five business hours, turning away from its ASCII lure in the evening?

Airlines are turning away passengers who display symptoms and some travellers are finding they are quarantined once abroad.

Turning away from those who care too much.

"Foolish for placing such importance on a mere male, " Bela said, and closed her predatory eyes, turning away to sleep.

Madrid is turning away models whose body mass index, based on weight and height, falls below a certain level.

Anyone who thinks turning away from nuclear will lead to more renewables need only look at what has happened in Germany.

Half a man's life is spent in implying, in turning away, and in keeping silent.

If you blame God, you are turning away your best source for comfort, love and peace.

say they are turning away from the pro-Israel bias in both campaigns.

A turning away or in the opposite direction; a reversal.

For all the tough talk, foreign central banks are not yet turning away from the dollar.

Why are more and more corporations turning away from fixed forms of compensation in favor of variable pay?

United, who are still turning away an average of almost 5, 500 fans per game, maintain the new prices still represent "good value" .

The Second Mrs. de Winter: [turning away in shame and shock] I don't want to know, I don't want to know!

"By turning away from it" .

Then, turning away, I how my head and pray silently for the strength I know I will need.

And not just turning away: turning West.

I want to drink, ' he exclaimed fretfully, turning away.

What was the nature of the false teachings that marked this rebellious turning away from the truth? (v. 3)

'It is hard, ' said the good doctor, turning away as he spoke;

Kids Are Turning away from Traditional Sports

Turning away from the wall