Sentence examples for He detached from inspiring English sources
He detached his choreography from music and from story lines, letting it stand in its own right.
He detached one of his officers, Fitz Lee, for a flanking maneuver, but the horsemen got bogged down in a marsh south of the settlement and the Yankees got away.
He detached the phrase from its context, dwelling on it with affectionate iteration, so that one almost forgot that this emphasis, if heavily enough applied, would tilt the new Act towards meaningless fantasy; for a few mad moments, it seemed as if the only point at issue was whether it would be 'for the public good', to publish books that tended 'to deprave and corrupt'.
He detached Patrick Ferguson, his inspector of militia, to raise a company of militia in the hills of North and South Carolina and cover his left flank.
He detached Whetstone and six ships to search off Port St Louis in Hispaniola for a French squadron under Admiral Jean du Casse, which it was believed would call at the port on his voyage to Cartagena, from where he might raid English and Dutch shipping.
He detaches himself from his video game.
But he detaches and observes, revealing more in his books than he does in the moment.
As Martin becomes increasingly remote and enfeebled, he detaches from Barbara and, in an excruciating scene, tries to drown the two of them.
He spreads his legs so the female sees the erection, and he tears the leaf bit by bit down the midvein of the leaf, dropping the pieces as he detaches them.
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