further away

Next to him a man moved a few feet further away.

Now she was even further away from the world outside.

I was told to go to the one further away.

The further away from you the better for both of us.

Though we should have moved the people a bit further away.

She felt even further away from her family and friends.

We are further away than ever from having a common foreign and security policy.

The longer he looked at the river, the further away it seemed.

Each use had seemed to bring her a little further away from herself.

But first we had to get further away from the area, and quickly.

He seemed further away than her mother, and Mary knew the reason why.

But he was also sure that the wrong words would drive her further away.

Sometimes if you stand further away from something, it does not seem as big.

Then on to the next target, which was even further away.

Somehow the future seemed a lot further away than ever.

But for the moment, it is better that you are further away.

Move closer to the public rather than further away from them.

And with it, though from much further away, a sound.

Instead, the line was moved further away from the mountain side.

The past is no further away than the last breath you took.

But this bill may only drive more people further away from the hope of treatment.

Here we may move, for the child, even further away from familiar ground.

He reached for me again, and this time I moved even further away from him.

He moved his seat back a little, so as to place himself further away.

That is what I wanted, too, but it seemed further away than ever.