The phrase "ago apart" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate phrases, "ago" and "apart," which do not work together in this way.
Example: "We were apart for years, but now we are together again."
Alternatives: "long ago" or "separated for a long time."
Twelve months ago, apart from her sexuality, Mauresmo was famous mostly for two things: losing grand-slam tournaments that she should have won and her muscular physique.
For a few, the exceptional heat from May to September a century ago – apart from an inevitable rain break during Wimbledon – marked the opulent best of times.
Kruis was indeed a stand-out player four days ago – apart from anything else, he scored England's opening try – but it may be that Jones feels he can hold him back for the Ireland game at Twickenham a fortnight on Saturday and explore other possibilities, especially as Italy are no great shakes in the engine-room department on the evidence of their close-shave contest against France in Paris.
He had a brief email exchange with Gibb a few years ago but apart from that there has been no contact between them, he says.
Difficult as it may be to imagine, these Tucson Mountains and the Santa Catalinas to the east were one mass of rock until they began to separate 30 million years ago, sliding apart and creating room for Tucson in between.
(36-year-old with no education who delivered in a health centre 4 months ago) Interviewer: Apart from the weighing people, did you see any health worker?
A few years ago no one apart from the ultra-Orthodox had even heard of tikkun.
IN a modest office building just off Times Square, a group of high-powered corporate and creative types met a few months ago to pick apart a mermaid.
A few months ago workers cutting apart an automobile at Zarqa, another free-trade zone, set off a concealed bomb that killed one of them, he said.
Five days ago they blew apart one of the Taliban's tanks, nested on a facing mountaintop across the broad valley.
Playtex's director of consumer affairs, Martin Petersen, said the company introduced cardboard applicators 15 years ago that fall apart if they are flushed, but it still sells more plastic ones.
