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tuck away





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At Wimbledon, he opted to practise on the outside courts, rather than on the official practice site that is tucked away from spectators.

From BBC

James McAtee tucked away a late penalty, but the win was only enough for the Premier League club to finish 13th overall.

From Barron's

James McAtee tucked away a late penalty, but the win was only enough for the Premier League club to finish 13th overall.

From Barron's

The military has tried to remove her once ubiquitous image, but you still see faded posters of "The Lady", or "Amay Su", Mother Su, as she is affectionately known, in tucked away corners.

From BBC

My notebooks, every bad poem I’d ever written, my will and my TV show memorabilia were tucked away in an antique trunk beneath the table upon which sat the books I was currently reading.

From Los Angeles Times