away back

Away back in the history of the Celts, they set aside one day in the year for games and contests.

He turned, then, and went away back in the timber, and slept all the rest of the day and all of the following night.

There was an opening hymn, one of the old familiar ones, that took the lads away back to the homes of their childhood.

Away back in the picture was the bush, behind which we boys were hiding when Hank took it.

Away back in the days of the Convention, in 1795, it had already been proclaimed and put into force.