Sentence examples for Set further apart from inspiring English sources

As a concept, it was known as 308 RCZ, because it was based on the 308 hatchback, but with wheels set further apart on the axles.

Starting with 1959 models, the wheels of American-market Pontiacs were set further apart in what was heavily promoted as "wide track" design.

Suffice it to say that wasn't the case when they did the same thing in iOS 5.1 — all the app icons remained in four rows, though they were set further apart from each other to fill up that additional space.

Cross-Country jumps are set further apart and this means a better memory of the order.

His views have only set him further apart.

Anya Gersoff '16 is a rare two-sport standout at Princeton, and her career ambitions set her further apart.

His country roots set him further apart from privileged urban students, who used the word "farmer" to tease one another.

He set himself further apart from the earlier generation in the 1980's when he made his homosexuality a chief subject of his art.

This week, it unwisely set itself further apart with a decision to withhold cooperation from a United Nations Human Rights Council review of its human rights practices.

Mr. Cameron, whose plan for a referendum on his country's membership in the 27-nation European Union has set Britain further apart from continental Europe, was resuming a diplomatic overture that was interrupted earlier this week by the death of Margaret Thatcher, the former prime minister.

If those cold stats were critical, the elegance of their assembly set him further apart.