go away造句

You expect it to slowly go away.

Mom:... go away and do your lessons.

I am too thirsty to go away without it.

That is debatable, but such questions refuse to go away.

I'll do penance, but make that guy go away!

Children make grammatical mistakes all the time but then they go away and they go away without correction.

When mutable state goes away, almost all concurrency problems go away with it.

At every camp the kids go away with albums packed with photographs.

We need to sort out our camping gear before we go away.

So you decide to ignore the lump, hoping it'll go away on its own.

At last he sicken of wait for her, and go away.

It made me sad to hear you have to go away.

John Allison, who previously created Scary Go Round, has a knack for crisp dialog and expressive art that almost makes the recurring schoolyard nightmares go away.

Scheduled TV will go away for everything except live events like breaking news, sports, and award shows.

If we interrupt the thought and push it aside with another distraction, the urge should go away.

Discouraging, because it suggests that no amount of success ever really makes deep-rooted insecurities go away.

But even if a parent who drinks too much has other problems, drinking is a separate problem. And that problem won't go away unless the drinker gets help.

Distrust of government Numbers did not go away. Only one person in five thinks official figures are produced without political interference, according to a survey in 2005.

The idea of resolving the debt crisis through restructuring may still be anathema in official European circles, but it won’t go away.

There may be some bruising or swelling on the baby’s scalp from the forceps, but it will usually go away within a few days after birth.

No, Monsieur, I swear to you, by my hopes of salvation, I will tell you all, for the abbe Busoni himself only knew a part of my secret; but, I pray you, go away from that plane-tree.

The world faces a lot of challenges today and it is easy to turn a blind eye to some of these things and hope that they will either go away or miraculously get sorted.

"The tradition around space is what I'm worried will go away," says Roberta Wyrick, 56. A United space employee, she oversees orbiter testing and is integrally involved with launches.

Were a magic wand to remove uncertainty, the next few quarters would still be tough (some of the damage cannot be undone), but the crisis would largely go away.

When he was 28 years old, Marin felt sick following a drinking binge. A friend injected him with heroin to make the pain go away, kicking off his addiction.