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Meanings of going away in English
Usage of going away in English
1
Do you know how long a year takes when it's going away?'
2
Of course, that doesn't mean brick-and-mortar stores are going away anytime soon.
3
I do not want to hear any more talk of going away.
4
However, older, incendiary members of the BJP are not going away quietly.
5
All opposition to it faded; the casino was obviously not going away.
6
They are not going away, another person familiar with the matter said.
7
And that effort isn't going away, even after the war technically ended.
8
In going away, he paused by the gates of the silent house.
9
The truth is he didn't care how long he was going away.
10
Let's think about Bohemians or Cork.You're going away to Arsenal next week.
11
This Tom Moyane and EFF collaboration isn't going away any time soon.
12
She thought of him going away with the priest in friendly conversation.
13
Supply chains might change but the scrap itself is not going away.
14
In the morning I was going away from Polotzk, forever and ever.
15
Joe's going away in October and might not come back until May.
16
He was going away to the Fayyûm in two or three days.
