out and away

adverb

1. by far

Idioms and Phrases

By far, surpassing all others, as in He's out and away the best pitcher in the league. [First half of 1800s]

Example Sentences

The crowd pushes me out and away from the campus, and down the row of idling yellow buses.

From Literature

“I wasn’t just out and away from everybody,” Wentz said of the weeks he was sidelined after surgery.

From Washington Post

“Just being out, I wasn’t just out and away from everybody,” said Wentz, who was sidelined for two months and spent two games as a backup.

From Washington Times

In the letter, she said she promised to do what she can to “disrupt and dismantle” ideologies and institutional powers that keep people out and away from “the love of Christ.”

From Seattle Times

Russell, from 41 metres out and away on the angle, rifled over a valuable conversion.

From BBC